Posts Tagged ‘troubleshooting’
What To Do When WordPress Update Fails
The dreaded updates. Sometimes, it’s a bit more scary like a blank page, appearing like the site disappeared. At other times, it’s frustrating stuff like not being able to log into the admin. Then there are smaller annoyances like things disappearing, and visual editor is gone. In working with WordPress over 10 years, this is what…
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How To Disable Your WordPress Plugins Without Admin Access
From time, to time, you may not be able to log in to your WordPress admin area. To troubleshoot, you may need to disable your WordPress plugins. Before you begin, this process absolutely requires FTP or cPanel access. In this tutorial, we show you using cPanel. You could achieve the very same thing using FTP…
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Missing WordPress Post Screen Features? Here’s Where They May Be Hiding.
For whatever strange reason, sometimes when you are writing or editing your WordPress post or pages, you might find certain options missing. This could be anything from the Categories options Tags Options and even some plugin options that all should be there. It’s frustrating. Especially the built in ones you know have got to be…
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Getting “An automated WordPress update has failed to complete” Error?
You go upgrade your WordPress site using the usual one click upgrade and BAM! It fails. Ugh. Maybe you’re equipped with the skills to manually upgrade it and you do it, you click the database to update and everything should be good right? Noooo… you had to get this error “An automated WordPress update has…
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WordPress Widgets No Longer Drag-able
Here’s a chance for you to have a good laugh at my expense. Once while working on a WordPress site (something I do all day long), I clicked on Widgets to manage the different pieces of content for the site’s sidebar and home page. When the Widgets screen loaded, it looked really strange for some…
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