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Troubleshoot a Slow WordPress Site

A slow WordPress site can be caused by the website itself, the hosting resources available to it or a mixture of both. Start by… Read article

Fix Mixed Content Errors in WordPress

Mixed content happens when a WordPress page loads over HTTPS but some images, scripts, stylesheets or other files still load over HTTP. This can… Read article

Fix WordPress Error Establishing a Database Connection

If WordPress cannot connect to its database, you may see this message: Error establishing a database connection This usually means the database name, database… Read article

Troubleshoot WordPress Plugin Errors

WordPress plugin errors can cause missing features, broken pages, error messages or a site that will not load properly. If the site is live… Read article

Troubleshoot a WordPress Internal Server Error

A WordPress internal server error usually means the site cannot load because something has failed behind the scenes. Common causes include a plugin, theme,… Read article

Use a Plugin to Search and Replace WordPress Content

A search and replace plugin can update repeated text, links or URLs across a WordPress site. This can be useful after changing domain name,… Read article

Increase the WordPress Memory Limit

Some WordPress plugins, themes or admin tasks may need more memory than WordPress is currently allowed to use. This can happen with larger WooCommerce… Read article

Set Up Contact Form 7 in WordPress

Contact Form 7 is a popular WordPress plugin for adding contact forms to a website. To create a basic form: Log in to your… Read article

Disable WordPress Plugins in the Database

If a WordPress plugin has broken your site or stopped you accessing the dashboard, you can disable plugins from the database. This is useful… Read article

Install a Plugin in WordPress

You can install a WordPress plugin from the WordPress plugin directory or upload a plugin ZIP file. To install a plugin from the WordPress… Read article

Set Up WordPress Multisite

WordPress Multisite lets you run a network of sites from one WordPress installation. It can be useful when several related sites need to share… Read article

User Roles in WordPress

WordPress uses user roles to control what each person can do on a website. The standard WordPress roles are: Administrator: can manage the whole… Read article

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