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A WordPress lover and blogger. Have been writing about WordPress for the past few years and loves sharing his knowledge and findings to those who need help.
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Scrolled to the bottom of your WordPress website and decided changes need to be made? That area, called the footer, appears on every page of your website below the content, unless specifically disabled. It is also the area that is usually edited last because it’s usually out of sight and website owners don’t find it…
Loaded your website and saw a 403 Forbidden or HTTP 403 error instead of your usual homepage? Although equally debilitating for you like the white screen of death in WordPress, there’s a chance you’re the only one seeing it. If so, your visitors can stay oblivious of the issue while you’re working on a solution.…
Allowing your visitors to contact you is important. It’s a way to get closer to your audience and have them submit suggestions or advice, leading to improvements on your part. Them reaching out also can lead to business partnerships and collaboration, which is all the more reason not to miss out on it. So why…
Decided to lock a page on your WordPress website? We’re sure you have a good reason or else you would unnecessarily lose page views and deprive your viewers of quality content. Before we show you how to password protect a page in WordPress, know this. The default method doesn’t protect your images from being copied…
Decided to permanently remove your WordPress website from the Internet? Regardless of the reason, whether closing up shop for good or starting a new niche under that domain name, the solution seems easy. However, removing your site from the Internet isn’t an instantaneous process. It’s often cached by a WordPress plugin or a snapshot service…
Deleting a WordPress account is the final step, and should only be done when you are out of options or want to start over. However, in both cases, there are alternatives, one of which includes a WordPress reset back to default settings. This can also encompass user accounts, so there might be no need for…
Once in a while, while sharing a WordPress post to Facebook, a problem with an incorrect thumbnail arises. This needs to be resolved quickly since we know how important the right thumbnail is to attract readers’ attention. Well, we have good news. There are plenty of things you can try, and we’ll list them below.…
The “Error 429 (Too Many Requests)” in WordPress tells you exactly what caused it. Well, unless you get a shortened format such as “429 error” or “HTTP 429”. But since it occurs at the user login page on your website or the WordPress Admin Dashboard page, you can remember your most recent set of actions.…
Opened your website frontend and was greeted by the “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute.“ message? If you started the WordPress update process, and it’s progressing nicely, the message will be gone on its own. But what if the update is unexpectedly taking a lot longer or even crashed altogether? In…
Looking for a solution for the 502 Bad Gateway error in WordPress? If so, we’ve prepared a set of troubleshooting steps to get rid of the annoying message. And it’s not only annoying – you should correct the issue as soon as possible so it doesn’t affect your website’s Google ranking. A few minutes to…
Got scared when the “Googlebot Cannot Access CSS and JS files” appeared on your screen? Whether it showed up on the Dashboard of your Google Webmaster Tools page or in form of an e-mail from Google, let the feeling pass. The damage likely isn’t done yet, and won’t be, as long as you act quickly.…
Encountered the “Failed to load resource” WordPress error we all dread? It’s not only annoying, but there is no universal cause for it. Such a vague message can be caused by a variety of things – a missing image, video, document, script, JavaScript, or even a jQuery element. It could pop up when you make…
