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While WordPress is an incredibly powerful platform, it does come with its share of occasional errors and bugs. One potential source of grievance among WordPress users is the inability to log into the WordPress admin area. There are many reasons why WordPress login issues might arise, some more...
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Have you ever noticed that most of your favorite websites have a URL that starts with HTTPS? You’re more likely to notice when the S, which indicates a URL is secure, is not present. That’s because Google now flags websites without an SSL certificate–an important component of a secure...
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It’s official; the beta phases have ended, and Divi 5 has arrived. This isn’t the end; it’s a new beginning for Divi, and we are moving forward faster than ever with weekly updates. If you use Divi 5, you’ll see a version 5.11 update notification today. If you want to get...
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A unique navigation design can give any website a bit of an edge. 4-corner fixed navigation, for example, is a good way to give viewers more options to interact with your website’s design. In fact, it adds another layer to your UX design throughout the site. In this post, we are going to...
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With the world living on mobile devices, it makes sense to provide clickable contact links on your website that take advantage of the mobile experience. These contact links, like a click-to-call link, can jumpstart a call on your mobile phone in a single click. Others, like a directions link, can...
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All businesses look at their customers’ pain points to get an idea of how to help them better. Companies and brands like yours are fixing their clients’ pain points every day. But what sometimes gets overlooked, is the company’s own pain points. This can lead to a company’s...
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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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No one likes seeing error codes pop up on their WordPress website. And if you see an HTTP Error 508, it might be a little harder to diagnose than some others. Not because the error itself is extra troublesome, but because there are two 508 errors loop detected and resource limit reached. there are...
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If you test your website’s performance using GTmetrix or Pingdom, you may run into an error that says to “specify a cache validator.” That message means that you’re not leveraging browser caching to its full extent. Unfortunately, this can negatively affect your site’s...
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It’s no secret that we all want a fast website. Search engines and users alike want sites they visit to load as fast as possible. To keep on top of your WordPress website loading speed, and to help in resolving issues, it’s a good idea to run a speed test. There are several ways to test the...
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Every WordPress site owner runs into an HTTP error code eventually: a 404 that shouldn’t be there, a 403 locked out of nowhere, a 500 that shows up after a plugin update, or a mysterious code you’ve never seen before. Some of these can be fixed in a few clicks. Others are server-side,...
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Traditional layout methods often break at smaller widths. Content misaligns, spacing collapses, and manual fixes pile up. Flexbox solves this by defining relationships instead of fixed positions. In Divi 5, these controls live in the Visual Builder, and the new Flexbox release makes alignment,...
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