Your website & WordPress

WordPress is installed automatically on each new website and updates itself (core, plugins and themes).

Click the folder icon in the panel's top bar to open the File Manager. It opens in your home folder.
Open the file wp-credentials-demo.com.txt (named after your domain). It contains the WordPress address, admin username and password.

File Manager home folder showing the file wp-credentials-demo.com.txt — The credentials file in your home folder.

Go to https://demo.com/wp-login.php (your own domain; use http:// until SSL is on) and log in.

WordPress login page — WordPress login.

WordPress dashboard after logging in — The WordPress dashboard.

Change your WordPress password

In WordPress, go to Users → Profile.
Under Account Management, click Set New Password, then Update Profile.
Once the new password is in your password manager, delete the credentials file in the File Manager.

Users → Profile → Set New Password.

Use your own files instead of WordPress

In the File Manager, go to web → your domain → public_html.
Select the WordPress files and folders and delete them.
Click Add files to upload your own (your homepage must be index.html or index.php).
Optional: in the DB tab, delete the WordPress database (its name is your username followed by _wp and a code).

File Manager in web/demo.com/public_html showing the WordPress files — Your website's files in public_html.

Upload with SFTP (SSH key)

Setting	Value
Protocol	SFTP
Host	`panel.1.bunnyly.com`
Port	`22`
Username	Your panel username
Sign-in	SSH key (passwords aren't accepted)

Create a key pair in your SFTP app (FileZilla, Cyberduck or WinSCP/PuTTYgen) and copy the public key.
In the panel, open the person icon (top-right) → Manage SSH Keys → Add SSH Key, paste the public key and click Save.
In your SFTP app, connect with the settings above and your private key. You start in your home folder; your website is in web/demo.com/public_html.

SSH Keys page with the Add SSH Key button — Manage SSH Keys.

Add SSH Key form with an empty key field — Add SSH Key: paste your public key.

Command-line (SSH) access isn't included; SFTP is for files only.