Setting up Staatic

Prepare your WordPress site for Staatic by moving the dynamic installation to a separate location and restricting access to it. This guide also helps you choose a deployment approach so the public URL can serve the generated static site.

Install Staatic Community or Premium in WordPress, or add it through Composer if you manage plugins that way. It also covers the checks to make before installation and the extra connection steps required for Premium features.

Check the minimum WordPress, PHP, and extension requirements needed to run Staatic successfully. The page also explains common static-site limitations and points to alternatives for features such as comments, forms, search, and eCommerce.

Review Staatic release history with dated entries covering new features, improvements, and fixes across recent versions. Use this page to quickly see what changed between releases and identify updates that may affect your setup.

Diagnose common Staatic publication problems, including jobs that do not start, hang, fail, or take longer than expected. The guide focuses on practical checks for background processing, debugging, timeouts, server limits, and performance tuning.