🧭 Overview
Content Genius lets you publish AI-generated content directly to your WordPress site using a CMS connector. When your WordPress installation lives on a subdomain (for example, cms.yourdomain.com.au), additional configuration may be required to ensure the connection works correctly. This article explains what to prepare and what information to have ready if you need assistance.
✅ Before You Begin
- You must have Administrator access to your WordPress site.
- Your subdomain must be publicly accessible.
📋 Setting Up Your Subdomain CMS Connector
Setting up a WordPress CMS connector for a subdomain in Content Genius requires your WordPress subdomain URL, your WordPress username, and your WordPress credentials. If you encounter issues completing this setup, our team can assist you directly. Please have the following ready before reaching out:
- Your full subdomain URL (e.g. https://cms.yourdomain.com.au)
- The exact error message you are seeing
- Confirmation of the credentials you are using to authenticate
- Any relevant details about your WordPress configuration
🔑 About WordPress Application Passwords
WordPress Application Passwords are a built-in WordPress feature that allows external services to connect to your site. If you are unsure whether you have generated one or need guidance on doing so, please reach out and our team will walk you through the process.
⚠️ Common Issues
If you are experiencing errors connecting your WordPress subdomain to Content Genius, our team can investigate these issues on your behalf. When reaching out, please provide your subdomain URL and the exact error message displayed so our team can assist you efficiently.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.