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Wordpress Toolkit - permissions fix

Paul Creedy

Basic Pleskian
I have a site which I'm fairly sure has a Wordpress folder/file permission issue somewhere. Works perfectly well on the original host but when moved to Plesk, it has weird issues such as parts of the page not loading.

On my other hosting with cpanel the Wordpress toolkit has an extremely helpful "Fit folder permissions" button which has saved my sanity more than once.

Does the Wordpress toolkit on Plesk have a similar feature, because if it does I can't find it? Alternatively are there any known extensions etc that could help.
 
Does the Wordpress toolkit on Plesk have a similar feature, because if it does I can't find it?

Sure, you can check the security status of your instance and make sure that "Permissions for files and directories" security checker is applied. What's your Plesk version?
 
It's Plesk Onyx
Version 17.5.3 Update #47, last updated on May 17, 2018

Thank you. I missed that option when I was looking.
 
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