You wrote an important announcement. A welcome message. A “please read this first” note. You pinned it to the top of your blog. It stayed there for weeks. Then one day — it vanished. A newer post took its place. Or worse, nothing is pinned anymore. The WordPress Sticky Post feature seems simple. But when […]
...You check your WordPress site. Instead of your homepage, you see: “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute.” An hour later, it’s still there. Your site is stuck. This happens when a WordPress update (core, plugin, or theme) is interrupted before it can finish. WordPress puts your site into maintenance mode during updates, […]
...You’ve migrated your WordPress site: new domain, new host, maybe HTTP to HTTPS. Everything looks fine. Then you start clicking. Images are missing. Buttons go nowhere. Your internal links are a maze of 404 errors. This happens because WordPress stores full URLs in posts, menus, widgets, custom fields, and page builders. When you move, those […]
...You’ve set up your WooCommerce store. Products are uploaded. Payments are configured. Everything looks fine. Then the first customer tries to check out… and nothing works. The cart is empty. The payment button does nothing. The order gets stuck on “pending payment” forever. Or worse, customers are charged but the order never registers. If you […]
...So you did the right thing. You got that shiny SSL certificate, forced HTTPS, and your WordPress site now has the reassuring padlock in the browser bar. Or does it? Instead, you see a grim “Not Secure” warning, or a broken padlock. In your console, a flood of red errors shouts about “Mixed Content.” Your […]
...As you’ve probably noticed, a slow website will make your experience miserable as a visitor of that website. Same goes for the WordPress admin. If you are a website owner and need to wait several seconds on each page load, you will have a problem, as the user experience will be very frustrating and totally […]
...It is a rare instance, but sometimes the error message “another update is currently in progress” will display on your screen instead of the update you requested. In most cases, the message will go away by itself after a while, but it could happen that it just stays there. In that case, you should do […]
...WordPress’ latest updated came with issues for many websites worldwide, because the popular CMS stopped including the jquery-migrate tool by default. This tool allowed you to keep including jQuery scripts written for older versions of jQuery. In general, the problems you’ll meet will be concerning features that use jQuery, for example image carousels or visual […]
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