Did you run a WordPress performance test and received an instruction to defer JavaScript parsing in WordPress? This change can significantly improve the page load times of your site, especially for mobile visitors. The warning can be hard to understand, so we will...
WordPress users often see the error ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Typically this happens after a recent WordPress change. Another cause of this error is incorrect server configuration or incorrect settings with third-party services. Don't worry; we can quickly fix it. You...
Today we will discuss how TTFB (Time to First Byte) impacts you and how to reduce it. TTFB is commonly an overlooked performance metric, but it should be considered when testing your site's speed. We often focus on front-end performance and optimizations when it comes...
Domain Name Servers (DNS) are required for a website to be accessed. During the process, you may receive a message such as a DNS Server Not Responding. This error means that the decentralized name servers that turn hostnames into IP addresses aren't responding. This...
It's not fun to lock yourself out of the WordPress admin dashboard. You know how it feels when you are trying to log in and receive a message that says, Sorry, You Are Not Allowed to Access This Page. Fortunately, there are a bunch of fixes you can try. With a bit of...
Are you looking to highlight text in a WordPress page or post? Highlighting text can help users focus on a specific text area. This can be useful to highlight a special offer, call to action, or highlight particular sentences. This article will explain how to...
Are you trying to figure out which SMTP port to use? Let's say you are sending emails using an email client like Outlook or Thunderbird. In such a case, your email client will likely also upload your outgoing emails using SMTP. These apps usually use other protocols,...
Nothing is more annoying than seeing the White Screen of Death on your WordPress site. Your website will be inaccessible for both visitors and administrators due to this error. WSoDs are also incredibly frustrating since there isn't enough information pointing to the...
In an ideal world, you'd never have to debug any issues. In the real world, you're almost always going to encounter WordPress site problems that require a more in-depth examination. WordPress has a built-in debug mode that helps you do this. Also, you can find useful...