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If you’ve tried to upload a file to your media library and received the “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons” error, you may feel stumped as to how to proceed. Fortunately, there are several ways to fix the error, and get things back to normal. In this...
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One aspect of WordPress’ usability is that when you run into a rarely-occurring error, the platform tends to give you an idea of the cause. However, this is definitely not the case with the Are you sure you want to do this? error, which couldn’t be vaguer if it tried. Fortunately,...
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We’re all familiar with the 504 gateway timeout error, even if you don’t know it by that exact name. Simply put, it pops up when your browser can’t establish a connection to a website. As a user, it can be incredibly annoying. However, as a site owner, the 504 error can be...
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Running into problems while using WordPress is never much fun. However, as far as error messages go, we prefer the ones that are more descriptive. The “Destination folder already exists” error, for example, is conveniently straightforward. That’s because in this case, the error...
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WordPress is a fantastic platform that offers rock solid stability 99% of the time. However, errors are an inevitability that no platform can outrun. In most cases, they’re easy to fix. However, corrupted files fall into a tricky category, since it can be challenging to narrow down their...
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‘404 errors’ are one of the most annoying parts of surfing the web. If you’ve ever run across one – and chances are you have – you’ll know how frustrating they can be. Therefore, quickly fixing them on your site is imperative (if they exist, of course). Fortunately,...
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You’ve probably heard the phrase: WordPress Syntax Error. This is the dreaded white screen with an error that says something like “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected…” This is a common error when things go wrong with WordPress. Fortunately it’s not (usually) a difficult error to fix....
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Before we dive into talking about SSL causing images not to display, let’s first provide some context. When it comes to the connection between human senses and marketing, vision appears to be the most influential. According to Brain Rules by John Medina, the following resulted when testing...
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Everyone who spends time online has come across an HTTP status error at one point or another. Few of them, however, are as frustrating as getting a 403 Forbidden error on your own WordPress website. Considering you pay for a hosting service and probably set up that WordPress install on your own,...
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The ‘White Screen of Death‘ (WSoD) is a well-documented WordPress error which can stem from a number of different causes, and is every bit as annoying as its blue-colored Windows cousin. What makes this error so troublesome is the complete lack of any error messages when it occurs,...
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The 500 internal server error runs on every page of your site when there’s a problem with the server or file system that’s powering your site. The cause most likely occurs in the root directory, where your WordPress files are, but it can also be caused by a problem on your host’s server. This...
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Every now and then crazy things happen within WordPress that cause your site’s layout to delete your sidebar, or do something else strange like move it under your content or to the footer. The WordPress missing sidebar is usually just the result of misplaced code. Sometimes it’s caused by a...
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