Logging into your WordPress dashboard and finding some plugins missing is a common issue among users. Missing plugins, especially essential ones, can disrupt your workflow, affect your site’s appearance, or even lead to potential security vulnerabilities. But don’t worry! In this post, we’ll go through some simple steps to help you troubleshoot and fix this … Continue reading “How to Fix Plugins Disappearing From WordPress Dashboard”
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How to Fix the Error “Establishing a Database Connection” in WordPress
Do you like to watch more videos like this? Check out our YouTube Channel. The error message “Failed to establish a database connection” indicates a fatal error that makes your WordPress website inaccessible to users. The reason for this error is that WordPress cannot connect to the database. In this case, several different variables affect … Continue reading “How to Fix the Error “Establishing a Database Connection” in WordPress”
How to Increase PHP Max Input Vars Limit in WordPress
The “PHP Max Input Vars” variable max_input_vars was introduced in PHP as a security measure to limit the maximum number of POST variables sent. It represents the number of variables your server can use to run a function. If you get the error “Increase PHP Max Input Vars Limit” in WordPress, you must increase the … Continue reading “How to Increase PHP Max Input Vars Limit in WordPress”
How to Backup and Restore Your WordPress Website
This article explains how you can backup WordPress with the free backup plugin WP STAGING. WP STAGING is one of the fastest and best-tested WordPress backup plugins. You can create a backup of your entire WordPress website with one click, download the backup, and even migrate it to another website. So, If your website breaks … Continue reading “How to Backup and Restore Your WordPress Website”
Create & Restore WordPress Backups with WP Staging Snapshots
WP Staging Pro 5.9.4 has been released and comes with the long-awaited new snapshot feature! WP Staging snapshots allow you to create database backups. It creates a snapshot automatically every time you push your staging site to live. So, for instance, if something does not work as expected after a push or installing a new … Continue reading “Create & Restore WordPress Backups with WP Staging Snapshots”
How to Fix the 500 Internal Server Error in WordPress
In WordPress, the Internal Server Error or Error 500 is one of the most annoying errors because it does not return actual data about the underlying issue. It’s hard for beginners to eliminate it. There are many different reasons for Internal Server Errors. Download WP STAGING to avoid this and other errors in the future. … Continue reading “How to Fix the 500 Internal Server Error in WordPress”
WP – What Does it Stand For?
The term “WP” is widely recognized in various contexts, but it holds particular significance in the tech and web development world. Most notably, WP stands for WordPress, the world’s most popular content management system (CMS). However, its meaning can vary depending on the context. Let’s dive deeper into what WP can signify and why it’s … Continue reading “WP – What Does it Stand For?”
Understanding WordPress Auto-Load Options and How to Fix Performance Issues
If you’re seeing a WordPress warning about site performance being affected by auto-load options, you’re not alone. This message indicates that your database might contain many auto-load options, potentially slowing down your website. Here’s everything you need to know about auto-load options and how to address the issue. What Are Auto-Load Options in WordPress? In … Continue reading “Understanding WordPress Auto-Load Options and How to Fix Performance Issues”
How to Fix Common .htaccess Problems in WordPress
Are you facing .htaccess problems, perhaps seeing an internal server error or a forbidden error message? Often, this happens because the .htaccess file is corrupted. If that sounds like your problem, relax. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to fix your .htaccess file in WordPress with ease. .htaccess File – Purpose and … Continue reading “How to Fix Common .htaccess Problems in WordPress”
Fix the “WordPress Database Error Disk Full”
Have you ever tried adding a new post or updating a plugin on your WordPress site only to receive the error “Database Error: Disk Full”? That means your server is running low on storage, preventing the database from saving new data. When this happens, your site might misbehave by failing to load plugins, store content, … Continue reading “Fix the “WordPress Database Error Disk Full””