WordPress Widgets Not Showing? Check the Five Gates
A widget has to pass five gates before a visitor sees it. When the sidebar disappears, one of them has closed, and…
Read articleA widget has to pass five gates before a visitor sees it. When the sidebar disappears, one of them has closed, and…
Read articleWhen WordPress sends you back to the login page without an error, it usually accepted your password but could not keep you…
Read articleWordPress rarely shows the file you uploaded. It shows a resized copy chosen by your settings, theme or a plugin. Here is…
Read articleA spinning or empty Media Library rarely means your images are gone. It usually means one background request is failing. Here is…
Read articleThe upload limit in WordPress is set by the server, not WordPress. Here is how to see the current limit, raise it…
Read article"HTTP error" in the Media Library usually means the server failed while resizing your image. Here is how to find out why…
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Read articleA timed-out connection means your browser got no answer at all. Often it's a firewall block, DNS or the server rather than…
Read article502, 503 and 504 errors all keep visitors out, but each points at a different part of the server chain. Here is…
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