Wordpress Standard Fix Errors

1. How do I fix WordPress errors?
2. Why is my WordPress not working?
3. How do I fix plugin errors?
4. How do I reset WordPress?
5. What is WordPress white screen of death?
6. Why is WordPress site not showing?
7. Why is WordPress not working on Chrome?
8. Why are my pages not showing up on WordPress?
9. How do I fix website errors?
10. Why can't I load plugins?
11. Where is the error log in WordPress?

How do I fix WordPress errors?

Here are a few things you should try:

1. Check Your .htaccess File. The . ...
2. Switch To The Default Theme. If you are seeing the 500 Internal Server Error message, then you probably can't access the dashboard. ...
3. Increase Memory Limit. ...
4. Deactivate All Your WordPress Plugins.

Why is my WordPress not working?

Broken code is probably the most common reason why WordPress sites won't load. ... Unfinished or incomplete auto-updates for your WP site or WP plugins. Incompatible plugins. Poor plugin or theme coding.

How do I fix plugin errors?

If you recently installed or updated a particular plugin, or if you see an error pointing to a particular plugin file, then it is probably the one. If you are not sure which plugin is causing the trouble, rename them one by one. Each time you rename the plugin folder, check if the site is available again.

How do I reset WordPress?

To reset your site, you need to type the word 'reset' in the confirmation field before clicking the red 'Reset Site' button. WP Reset will pop up a message asking you to confirm that you want to reset the site. Click 'Reset WordPress' to continue. You'll see a 'Resetting in progress' message for a few seconds.

What is WordPress white screen of death?

Majority of the time when you see a white screen of death, it means that a script on your website exhausted the memory limit. The unresponsive script either gets killed by your WordPress hosting server, or it simply times out. This is why no actual error message is generated, and you see a plain white screen.

Why is WordPress site not showing?

Most of the time, problems related to WordPress changes not showing on your site have to do with caching issues (browser caching, page caching, or CDN caching). The fix is to clear the cache causing these issues, making sure both you and your visitors are seeing the most recent version of your site.

Why is WordPress not working on Chrome?

Cookies are the main reason. Clear your browser cache and wordpress.com cookies as well as update your browser. Also, make sure that all wordpress domains are not blocked by your browser and try to check your network connection.

Why are my pages not showing up on WordPress?

WordPress automatically uses your page's title for the navigation label. In most cases you'll want to shorten the title for use on the menu, so again, you'll need to edit your page's menu listing, which means you didn't save any steps by using auto-add. Not all pages will belong on your main navigation.

How do I fix website errors?

Improving Your Website's Health

1. Step 1: Go to the WordPress menu on your left, click 'SEOPressor > Site Audit'.
2. Step 2: Click 'View All'.
3. Step 3: Click the first error, 'View All'.
4. Step 4: Choose one of the pages or posts and click 'Fix This'.
5. Step 5: Go to the 'Meta' tab.
6. Step 6: Fill in your Meta Description.

Why can't I load plugins?

If you are reading this the most probably you have faced the "Couldn't load plugin" error while browsing in Google Chrome. When you get an error like this it means that some of your browser's features are not working properly. In most cases this error appears because of the Adobe Flash Player plug-in or PepperFlash.

Where is the error log in WordPress?

Reviewing Your WordPress Error Logs

Once connected, go to /wp-content/ folder and inside it your will find a file called debug. log. You can download, view, or edit this file. It will contain all WordPress errors, warnings, and notices that were logged.