FAQ

UPDATE! Since Hide My WP Ghost 5.0, wp-admin can be hidden for Nginx servers.
It will require a config update after you update the settings in Hide My WP Ghost with the custom wp-admin path.

Read more details about how to configure Hide My WP Ghost for Nginx servers

If the .htaccess file is not writable, in order for Hide My Wp Ghost to work you need to write the code you receive in the Hide My Wp Ghost > Permalinks after you change the settings.

If you don’t have server access you can install a plugin that will help you with this:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-htaccess-control/

You can remove the wp-htaccess-control plugin after you’re done with the setup.

No. You need to have custom permalinks set on in Settings > Permalinks.

You will get a notification in the Settings page if something is not setup right.

Don’t panic. You can find information here on how you can deactivate the plugin and configure it right:

How to Disable The Plugin In Case Of Error

Yes, this feature is available for Hide My WP Ghost.

It works with both structures of WP Multisite: subdomain & subdirectories.

Hide My WP Ghost works on WP Multisite and you will configure it for the entire network.

Multisite counts just as one site. Because the settings and usage will happen in Network > Plugins, and not on each individual site.

The Ghost version also works with Apache, Nginx, IIS and LiteSpeed servers.

You can see all the features here: https://hidemywpghost.com/hide-my-wp-ghost-security-features/