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How to Fix “Are You Sure You Want to Do This” Error in WordPress

So you’ve encountered the notorious “Are you sure you want to do this” error in WordPress and need a solution rapidly. First, take a deep breath. Errors like this one have happened to all of us. In fact, it is almost guaranteed that you’ll get the white screen of death error or the “this site…

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Fix Blank Thumbnails in your WordPress Media Library

So, the thumbnails in the WordPress media library went blank all of a sudden, and you need them fixed? This is not an uncommon issue, and shouldn’t affect the frontend of your website, so you’re not in a terrible rush to fix it. But what is the reason for the error? We honestly don’t know.…

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How to Fix “This site is Experiencing Technical Difficulties“ Error

“This site is experiencing technical difficulties“ is a sentence every WordPress owner dreads reading on the homepage. The error message is often synonymous with “There has been a critical error on your website“ or a WordPress white screen of death, with nothing appearing on the front-end. What could be the reason? We don’t know exactly,…

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How to Fix WordPress White Screen of Death

Wondering how to fix the WordPress white screen of death, and fast? We tried to cover as many possibilities. To clarify, the white screen of death happens when you try to open your website, and the page is blank. This is becoming rarer nowadays. WordPress, after the 5.2 version, “converted” the error to display an…

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How to Delete Themes in WordPress

Looking for steps to delete themes in WordPress? Perfect, we’ve got ’em. Before we go into it, let’s give you a few tips. First, always make a backup of your website. Second, we recommend backing up the theme before deleting it, especially if you made adjustments to it. And, instead of installing and activating themes…

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Delete Categories in WordPress: Single or Bulk

Wonder how deleting categories in WordPress works? You’re in the right place, we’ll satisfy your curiosity in a moment. The process only requires a basic knowledge of the WordPress Admin section and is in no way as hard to do as choosing the domain name for your blog. Furthermore, adding categories will help both you…

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How to Access the WordPress Admin Section

Need to access the admin section of your WordPress website? No wonder. It’s the main way to control the things happening both behind the scenes (backend) and the website visible to others (frontend). Among other things, it allows you to install plugins, add new admin, editor, and writer user accounts, change the website’s theme, edit…

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How to Set Cache-Control Header in WordPress

The cache-control header tells the browser to catch your files for a specific amount of time that you can define in the header. Just like the expires headers, the cache-control header also helps your website to be extremely fast for returning users. You can specify cache-control headers for the static files on your website so…

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How to Add Expires Headers in WordPress

Adding expires headers to your WordPress website will tell the browser to cache files and serve them directly from the browser instead of making a request to the server. In expires headers, we define a period of time that the browser can cache certain types of files and serve them. This will greatly improve the…

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How to Block Visitors from a Country in WordPress

How do you go about blocking a country in WordPress so that its citizens cannot access your website? It’s possible that you got an influx of scammers, spammers, or bots from that country harassing you. Or your content just doesn’t apply to that country. Whatever the reason, we don’t judge. To achieve that, the easiest…

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Code to Display Related Posts by Category in WordPress

Related posts are a great way to improve your page views and reduce bounce rate. If you want to display a related posts section without a plugin that outputs the latest posts in the same category as in the parent post that it is being displayed, you could use the following code. So, you no…

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Default WordPress .htaccess File

.htaccess is one of the most important files on your WordPress installation. A file that can make your website go down with a single mismatched configuration or invalid letter in it. So, you should be very careful while playing with the .htaccess file or making changes to it. It doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t touch…