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Caution: As there is a risk of related errors, we recommend that you avoid manually moving or renaming your WordPress files. Instead, the best approach is to clone your website. Then check your permalinks to ensure the path is correct. If you manually move your homepage, you will need to update the index.php file. If you're interested in learning more about why you shouldn't move or rename WordPress files, visit this article.
Sign in to your My Services page.
Click the Hosting link.
Click the WordPress Management link on the left toolbar.
Click the Clone link for the website you want to clone. A modal opens to the clone settings.
Select Use existing domain and enter a clone path to create a subfolder. Note: The default clone path is staging.
Enter a Database Name following the WordPress default name or leave it as auto-populated.
Click the Start button.
A confirmation message appears when the cloning process is completed.
Reference the new location of your files in your homepage. Note: Only use the following steps if you manually changed your homepage location in the File Manager.