How to Fix “Your Host May Have Disabled the Mail() Function”
Did you just encounter the “the email could not be sent. possible reason: your host may have disabled the mail() function” error on your WordPress website? Let's see what causes this error.
How to Import Amazon Products to WooCommerce in 4 Steps
Want to import Amazon products to WooCommerce? WooCommerce does offer a native feature to do this, but it's not the most efficient method because you need to do everything manually. A much better way to add Amazon products to a WooCommerce store is by using a plugin. In this tutorial we'll show you both the plugin method and the manual method.
How to Leverage Browser Caching in WordPress (Step-by-Step)
Site speed test tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, and Pingdom suggest leveraging browser cache because it's an incredibly effective way of speeding up a website. For WordPress users specifically, there are a couple of ways to implement browser caching and in this tutorial we'll share them with you.
Cloudflare Error 521: How to Fix It for WordPress Websites
Have you stumbled upon the Cloudflare error 521? The 521 is a common Cloudflare error and it typically appears on a WordPress website when Cloudflare fails to connect with the site's server. In this article, we will show you how to remove the error and get your website up and running in no time.
How to Change WordPress Database Prefix (3 Easy Steps)
WordPress websites are made of files, folders, and a database. The database is an important part of your site, which is why hackers often target it. Therefore, it's vital to protect it, and one of the great ways to do it is by changing your WordPress database prefix.
WordPress Redirect Hack: Prevention and Best Fixes
The WordPress redirect hack is one of the worst malware infections a website can experience. It redirects your visitors to malicious websites where they are exploited at the expense of your site's reputation. In this article, we'll show you how to remove the hack and implement steps to protect your site from future attacks.
WordPress Crashed? Fix Your Site Immediately
Anyone who has managed a WordPress website for some time will tell you that pages going blank, pages showing errors, login pages not loading, etc. are common WordPress issues that you are bound to encounter. Usually, the problem is not in WordPress itself, but rather somewhere else. In this article we'll show you how to figure out why WordPress crashed, and how to fix it.
How to Fix “The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs” Error
Looking for ways to remove the “the site ahead contains harmful programs” error from your WordPress website? This particular error appears when search engines detect a malware infection on your site. In this article, you will learn how to clean your website immediately and then remove the “the site ahead contains harmful programs” error.
How to Fix “The Link You Followed Has Expired” WordPress Error
Wondering how to remove the "the link you followed has expired" error from your WordPress website? In this tutorial, you will learn what exactly triggers the error and then we'll show you how to remove it from your website so that you can resume uploading your plugin or theme.
Elementor Not Loading? 8 Ways to Fix It Immediately
Is Elementor not loading on your website? This could be happening due to numerous reasons. In this tutorial, we will help you investigate and find out why Elementor is stuck on the loading screen. You'll also learn how to get it up and running again.
How to Fix the Max_Execution_Time WordPress Error
The max_execution_time WordPress error is a common error that most WordPress users encounter at some point while operating their site. The error is related to the incomplete execution of a PHP script due to time constraints. In this troubleshooting guide, you'll learn what PHP scripts are, why they are subject to time constraints, and what steps you need to take to remove the max_execution_time WordPress error from your site.
How to Fix “cURL Error 28” on WordPress Sites
It's common to encounter errors while operating a WordPress website. The "cURL error 28" occurs when the cURL (a communication tool) operation times out after the server takes too long to respond to a request. In the following tutorial, you will learn why the server fails to respond to a request, what exactly the cURL is used for, and how to remove the cURL error and get your WordPress website up and running in no time.
WordPress phpMyAdmin Guide: From a Beginner’s Point of View
In this article, we'll introduce you to what phpMyAdmin is and how it works. Then, we'll showcase ten WordPress phpMyAdmin use cases, including creating new WordPress users, changing passwords, deactivating themes/plugins, and more
A DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN Fix That Works
The DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN error occurs when the browser can’t connect to the server of the website you are trying to access. This typically happens because of a problem with your DNS settings. In this article, we will take a deep dive into the causes of the error and show you how to fix it.