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Creating a Website in RemarkablePanel

How to create a new website, add domains, configure the document root, and get your first site live in RemarkablePanel.

Add a new website

  • Log into RemarkablePanel and go to Websites → Add Website.
  • Enter the primary domain name (e.g. yourdomain.com).
  • Select a subscription plan. If you haven't created plans yet, use the default plan.
  • Click Add Website.
  • RemarkablePanel automatically:

    • Creates the document root directory
    • Provisions SSL via Let’s Encrypt
    • Configures the web server
    • Creates the DNS zone (if DNS is managed here)

    Add an addon domain

    To host a second domain inside the same website (same document root):

    1. Open the website → Domains → Add Domain
    2. Enter the domain
    3. Click Add

    For a domain with its own document root, create it as a separate website instead.

    Add a subdomain

    1. Open the website → Domains → Add Subdomain
    2. Enter the subdomain prefix (e.g. shop for shop.yourdomain.com)
    3. Set the document root: defaults to a subfolder inside the website root
    4. Click Add

    Upload website files

    Via File Manager

    1. Open the website → Files
    2. Navigate to the document root (/httpdocs or /public_html)
    3. Click Upload and select your files
    4. For a WordPress install, upload the WordPress zip and extract it here

    Via SFTP

    1. Open the website → SFTP/SSH
    2. Note the SFTP hostname, port, username, and password
    3. Connect with any SFTP client (FileZilla, Cyberduck, Transmit)
    4. Upload to the /httpdocs folder

    Install WordPress

  • Open the website → Applications → Install WordPress.
  • Set the installation path (leave blank for root).
  • Enter admin username, password, email, and site title.
  • Click Install. RemarkablePanel creates the database, downloads WordPress, and configures wp-config.php.
  • Set the default website

    If you have multiple websites, set which one responds to your server’s IP directly:

    Server Settings → Default Website → select the website → Save.

    View website status

    The website list shows each site with:

    • Domain name and status (active/suspended)
    • Disk usage
    • PHP version
    • SSL certificate expiry

    Click any website to open its management view.

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