WordPress

You can optimize images, install caching plugins, and follow every speed guide out there – and still end up with a slow site. The usual culprit is third-party scripts adding hidden delays. This guide shows you how to find them, assess their impact, and fix the problem with simple tools. What Are Third-Party Scripts? Third-party …

Have you ever opened a website and been greeted with a blank page instead of the content you expected? This is known as the infamous WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD). It is a frustrating error that only happens when something has gone critically wrong behind the scenes. If this has happened to you, don’t …

A slow WordPress site isn’t just frustrating – it drives visitors away and hurts your SEO. In most cases, the cause is simple: too many HTTP requests. Every script, image, and font file your browser fetches adds another delay, which hurts your WordPress website performance and Core Web Vitals This guide shows you how to …

Have you ever given up on a website because it was taking forever to load? Almost certainly you have – probably many times. And it’s certainly not something you want visitors to do when visiting your site! A slow website can lead to a poor user experience, and improving its speed is one of the …

Seeing “404 Page Not Found” on posts that definitely exist? Broken WordPress permalinks are usually to blame – and while frustrating, they’re easy to fix. Permalinks are your post and page URLs. When they break, visitors can’t reach your content, and your SEO suffers. This guide walks you through quick fixes that restore your links …

Learning how to change your WordPress site URL is a common need for site owners. Whether you’re moving to a new domain, switching to HTTPS, or taking a site live from staging, updating your URL settings is essential. Many guides make this process sound complicated, involving database edits or risky changes to configuration files. But …

Few WordPress errors are as frustrating as seeing the message “Error Establishing a Database Connection.” It instantly takes your site offline, blocks both visitors and admins, and can cause serious downtime if not resolved quickly. This error occurs when WordPress cannot connect to your MySQL database, where all your posts, pages, and settings are stored. …

Managing multiple WordPress sites can feel like playing an endless game of dashboard hop – logging in and out, repeating the same updates, and wasting time on work that could be done once. If your sites are related (part of the same business, organisation, or project), there’s a better way. A WordPress Multisite network lets …

Is your WordPress site failing to send emails? Are your contact form submissions getting lost, or are users complaining they never receive password reset links? The default WordPress email function is somewhat unreliable, with messages landing in spam folders or never arriving. There are countless reasons why your website needs to send emails reliably. These …