When you create a WordPress website using WP STAGING, there often comes a time when you want to migrate WordPress to your production website. This step-by-step guide covers the manual free-version method — every step, in order, with nothing left out. Please make sure you are tech savvy and know how to work with databases … Continue reading “Migrate WordPress Staging Site to Production Site”
Category: Tutorials
Our WordPress Tutorials cover a wide range of topics, from the very basics of setting up your website to advanced techniques for customization and optimization. You’ll find step-by-step guides, best practices, and expert tips to help you navigate through the exciting world of WordPress.
How to Fix Plugins Disappearing From WordPress Dashboard
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”
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
TL;DR: Add php_value max_input_vars 3000 to .htaccess, set max_input_vars = 3000 in php.ini, or add @ini_set(‘max_input_vars’, 3000); to wp-config.php. Pick the method that matches your hosting environment — see the table below. The max_input_vars directive was introduced in PHP as a security measure that limits the maximum number of POST variables the server processes per … Continue reading “How to Increase PHP Max Input Vars Limit in WordPress”
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 the HTTP 501 Not Implemented Error in WordPress
Facing the HTTP 501 Not Implemented error in WordPress can be frustrating, especially when unsure what’s causing it or how to fix it. This error can catch you off guard and leave you wondering what went wrong. I’ll walk you through the steps to troubleshoot the issue and get your site back to normal as … Continue reading “How to Fix the HTTP 501 Not Implemented Error in WordPress”
The Beginner’s Guide to Renewing an SSL Certificate (Automatic & Manual)
When website owners forget to renew their SSL certificates, it can lead to severe issues such as data breaches, legal non-compliance, and decreased website traffic. Many owners mistakenly believe that SSL certificates are a one-time setup, a common misunderstanding due to their lack of technical expertise. They often rely on freelance developers for SSL installation. … Continue reading “The Beginner’s Guide to Renewing an SSL Certificate (Automatic & Manual)”
Fix Scheduled WordPress Posts Not Publishing
TL;DR WordPress uses its own pseudo-cron (wp-cron.php) to publish scheduled posts. If wp-cron doesn’t fire — because your site has low traffic, your host has disabled it, or a plugin conflict blocks it — the post stays in "Scheduled" status indefinitely. The fastest fix is to confirm WP-Cron is enabled and, on low-traffic sites, replace … Continue reading “Fix Scheduled WordPress Posts Not Publishing”
Uninstalling and Deleting a WordPress Plugin Manually
If the WordPress admin dashboard is inaccessible — because a plugin triggered a fatal error, white screen, or redirect loop — you can delete the plugin directly from your server using FTP or your hosting control panel’s file manager. Both methods work without needing the WordPress admin. This guide shows each one step by step. … Continue reading “Uninstalling and Deleting a WordPress Plugin Manually”
Reduce HTTP Requests in WordPress for Speed
If you want your WordPress website to run faster and rank better in search engines, reducing the number of HTTP requests is essential. Whenever someone visits your site, their browser asks for all the files needed to show your site correctly, like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images. The more files requested, the more HTTP requests … Continue reading “Reduce HTTP Requests in WordPress for Speed”