In this Q&A we troubleshoot why MapPress plugin reports React as undefined despite loading the library. We explore enqueueing React and ReactDOM in functions.php, checking Webpack externals and script order to restore plugin functionality.
This Q&A shows how to add a sticky header or sidebar in WordPress with only CSS. It walks through finding your element selector and adding position: sticky rules in your theme or custom CSS. You’ll see how to set top offsets and z-index for a neat result.
This Q&A looks at solving a blank wp-admin page when you clone a site with Duplicator Pro. The user sees a white screen at wp-admin without any error message. You’ll review environment checks, debugging settings, plugin and theme tests to get the dashboard back.
This Q&A thread addresses the warning about trying to access $GLOBALS in the Worker plugin’s Context.php file. It walks through inspecting the code, testing plugin conflicts, updating PHP settings, and using site_url() instead of raw globals.
In this Q&A a server log reports ‘Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects’ from Apache. That points to a redirect loop in your WordPress .htaccess rules. We’ll show how to back up the file, remove duplicate rewrite rules and confirm site URL settings.
This Q&A covers the “Error establishing database connection” that can appear when your WordPress database reaches its storage limit. You’ll see where to check your wp-config.php settings, how to view database usage in your hosting panel, and methods to free up space or boost your database quota. Follow these steps to get your site back
This Q&A explains what the WordPress Heartbeat API does and why its default AJAX calls can overload your server. You’ll see methods for adjusting intervals in wp-config.php, using the heartbeat_settings filter and plugins. Follow this guide to dial in the best timing for your admin screens and front end.
This Q&A explains how to lock down wp-admin and wp-login.php access by specific IP addresses. The conversation walks through editing your WordPress root .htaccess file and adding directives for mod_authz_core or mod_access_compat. You’ll get clear steps to update your file and test the restriction safely.
In this Q&A we explore how the number of active and inactive plugins can drag down your WordPress performance by adding code bloat, HTTP requests and database queries. You’ll see real-world examples from our conversation on optimizing plugin use. We then outline clear steps to audit, remove or fine-tune plugins and boost Core Web Vitals
Building a custom WordPress plugin to handle full Create, Read, Update, Delete operations via AJAX can streamline data management on the front end. This guide walks you through setting up the database table, registering secure AJAX actions with wp_ajax, and integrating JavaScript for seamless CRUD requests. Follow along for complete code snippets and best practices.
A 404 File Not Found error in WordPress means your server can’t locate the page or resource you’re trying to reach. It often results from broken permalinks, missing .htaccess rules, or deleted content. In this guide, you’ll learn how to refresh permalinks, update your .htaccess file, and troubleshoot themes/plugins to restore proper page routing.