Replacing WordPress core files can resolve a wide range of site issues, including compromised site security, inaccessible wp-admin, and the dreaded White Screen of Death (WSOD). Although it may seem …
Manually Installing a Plugin – cPanel
In this tutorial we will be manually installing a plugin. In this case we are using cPanel’s file manager but the concept remains the same for all WP sites, get …
Manually Installing a Theme – cPanel
In this tutorial we will be manually installing a theme. In this case we are using cPanel’s file manager but the concept remains the same for all WP sites, get …
Links result in 404 page
This is usually caused by a misconfigured .htaccess file or outdated permalinks. To fix this, Connect with FTP and rename the .htaccess file to .htaccess.bak, then log into the wp-admin …
CSS is broken, Site looks plain
This is usually siteurl and/or home in the database, wp_options table if you want to go search for this. but a quick fix is to define these variables in the …
White Screen or Site is Displaying a PHP error. (Fatal, Syntax, Warning, etc.)
These can look scary but usually are not hard to resolve. The key is finding the location of the error. By looking at the path of the error we can …
Troubleshooting Common Post Migration issues – WordPress
So you moved your WordPress site and BAtT (Broke All the Things). Cool, let’s go over some common wp errors that you might encounter after migrating your WP site. If …
Migrating a WordPress Site – Part 1 – Creating a Backup (cPanel to cPanel)
So before getting started on migrating our site, let’s clear up some basics. Firstly, most WordPress sites are made up of 3 components, the WordPress core files, the wp-content folder …
Migrating a WordPress Site – Part 2 – Setting up the Destination (cPanel to cPanel)
As mentioned in Part 1, there are 3 components to a WordPress site, we already have 2 downloaded (wp-content folder and Database) so we need some core files. Installatron (cPanel’s …
Migrating a WordPress Site – Part 3 – The Import (cPanel to cPanel)
We have made it to the final part of our migration, importing our data. We are going to start with replacing the wp-content folder and then move onto replacing the …
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