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Fixing the WordPress white screen of death
April 16, 2026Nathan Chapman
A blank admin or front-end usually means a PHP fatal error, memory limit, or a bad plugin. Learn how to enable debugging, narrow the culprit, and get your site visible again without guesswork.
How to safely update WordPress core, themes, and plugins
April 14, 2026Nathan Chapman
Updates keep your site secure, but rushing them on production can break layouts or checkout flows. We walk through staging checks, backups, and a sensible order: core, plugins, then theme.
When WordPress cannot reach MySQL, visitors see an error instead of your content. This guide covers wp-config credentials, host endpoints, corrupted tables, and when to involve your host.
Whether you use a plugin snapshot or host-level backups, a restore touches files and the database. Here is how to verify integrity, avoid URL mismatches, and confirm the site before you cut over DNS.
A sluggish wp-admin is often heartbeat calls, admin-ajax spikes, or remote block editor requests. We show how to profile with Query Monitor, tame cron noise, and rule out hosting contention.
After moving to HTTPS, browsers may still load HTTP assets. Learn how to search the database for hard-coded URLs, fix siteurl/home mismatches, and use SSL plugins without creating redirect loops.
Pretty permalinks rely on rewrite rules. If posts suddenly 404, .htaccess may be missing rules, or Nginx try_files need a tweak. We cover flushing permalinks and server configs that commonly fix it.
Too-open permissions are a security risk; too-strict ones break updates and media uploads. Understand owner/group for PHP-FPM, recommended modes for wp-content, and when 644 versus 640 matters.
