How to Fix the “MySQL Server Has Gone Away” Error in WordPress
Seeing the “MySQL server has gone away” error appear in WordPress essentially means that the connection between WordPress and the MySQL database has been lost. In this guide, we’ll walk...
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How to Fix a 406 Error and Find the Source of the Problem on Your Website
Seeing a 406 “Not Acceptable” error appear on your website can be worrying. It means some of your site’s visitors are unable to view pages and content as you intended....
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How To Revert a WordPress Multisite to a Single-Site
WordPress Multisite is a very useful feature that enables you to run multiple websites from a single WordPress instance. However, in some cases, you may find yourself needing to revert...
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How to Fix the “Clickable Elements Too Close Together” Error
Seeing the “Clickable elements too close together” error on a PageSpeed Insights report can send any webmaster down a frustrating rabbit hole of tweaks and tests. This common mobile site...
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WordPress Salts: What They Are, How They Work, and How to Use Them
WordPress salts play an important behind-the-scenes role in bolstering your site’s security. But what exactly are salts in WordPress and how do they work? In this article, we’ll cover everything...
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How to Create a Child Theme in WordPress and Add Other Customizations
Creating a WordPress child theme allows you to customize a parent theme while retaining the ability to update the parent theme without losing your customizations. Child themes are a great...
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How to Fix the “Your Sitemap Appears to Be An HTML Page” Error on Your Website
Seeing the message “Your Sitemap appears to be an HTML page” can be confusing for website owners trying to submit their XML sitemap to Google Search Console. This error means...
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How to Fix the PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR Secure Connection Error on Your Website
Seeing the “PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR” message indicates an abrupt end to communication between the client and server, breaking the secure HTTPS connection. While frustrating, this error can be resolved by troubleshooting the...
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How to Fix “Deceptive Site Ahead” and Other Warnings on Your Website
Seeing ominous browser warnings like “Deceptive site ahead” or “Reported web forgery” and other Warnings on your website is alarming. These frustrating messages indicate that your site triggered red flags...
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