Category: WordPress Bugs
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WordPress may not work after changing the site URL due to incorrect database entries or mismatched settings. Fix this by updating the site URL in the database or wp-config.php.
Fix a broken WordPress site by checking for plugin or theme conflicts, restoring a backup, repairing the database, or reinstalling core WordPress files.
If WordPress password reset isn't working, check email settings, ensure SMTP is configured, test plugins for conflicts, or reset passwords directly in the database.
To fix the "Updating Failed: The Response is Not a Valid JSON Response" error in WordPress, disable plugins and switch to a default theme. This error often confuses WordPress users.
"There has been a critical error on this website" means the site can't be accessed due to a severe issue. Immediate attention is needed to resolve this problem.
A 301 Moved Permanently error in WordPress indicates a URL has been permanently redirected to another URL.
A WordPress 502 Bad Gateway error means the server received an invalid response from an inbound server.
WordPress Error 500 Internal Server Error usually indicates a problem on the server side. It can stem from plugin conflicts or corrupted files.
A 404 error after migrating WordPress often occurs due to broken permalinks or misconfigured .htaccess files
A WordPress critical error after a PHP update often stems from compatibility issues between the updated PHP version and WordPress plugins or themes
