VPS & Dedicated Hosting: Troubleshooting Broken cPanel Themes

Is your cPanel theme acting up on your VPS or dedicated server? Relax; it happens. Sometimes, the Bluehost cPanel theme doesn't get along with other systems. This article will guide you on troubleshooting broken cPanel themes and getting things back to normal.

Changing the Theme

1. Log in to the WHM.
   If this is your first time logging in to WHM, or it's been a while and you forgot, you don't need to worry! We will guide you on How to Log In to WHM on VPS and Dedicated Servers.
2. When you get to the login screen, enter your login information.
   • The root username will be used.
   • The password you’ll use is your server’s root password.

     

3. If you've never logged into the WHM, you might see a page with the title Feature Showcase. Click on Exit to WHM at the bottom of this page.

   

4. Go to the Account Functions section.
5. Select Modify An Account.

   

6. Choose the account in question, then change the theme to Jupiter.

   

7. When prompted, choose to Keep this account on package default (not recommended). (It is recommended this time.)

Summary

Do not panic if your VPS or dedicated server's cPanel theme breaks or malfunctions. If you follow the correct procedures in WHM, fixing it is simple, and you can promptly restore a working and aesthetically pleasing interface.

Though the fix is frequently easier than it looks, broken or malfunctioning themes might disrupt your workflow. By going back to a dependable default theme, you can restore complete control and guarantee seamless functioning while choosing a long-term solution or customization.

So here you go! Troubleshooting broken cPanel themes on your VPS or dedicated server is definitely possible. Remember: Access WHM, head to the 'Themes' section, and select a workable theme. Jupiter is your best bet. If problems arise, don't be afraid to contact your hosting support. Within a few clicks, you will see the cPanel restored to its great looks and back in business as earlier.