271 results for «WordPress» (page 27 of 28)
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Colours, fonts and a logo for a small business website: simple rules that avoid a messy look
The short answer: a site that looks careful does not need a designer: it needs few choices, repeated consistently. Two main colours and one accent, two typefaces at most, plenty…
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A CDN in front of a shop or members area: what must never be cached
The short answer: in a shop, or on any site with accounts, the same page is not the same for everyone: the cart, the total, the name at the top,…
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Breadcrumbs on your site: what they do for visitors and for Google
The short answer: breadcrumbs are the small line at the top of a page that shows the path: Home > Products > Chairs > Office chair. They help the visitor…
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Error 404 on a page that should exist: the causes, in order
The short answer: error 404 means “the server is working but cannot find what was asked for”. For a page you know exists, the causes are almost always a file…
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Reducing memory use on shared hosting: plugins, PHP settings and what to switch off
The short answer: the account’s memory is the sum of everything running at the same moment: every PHP request, every cron job, every script, every app. So you bring it…
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Product reviews in WooCommerce: switching them on, verified owners and moderation
The short answer: reviews give confidence to those who have not bought yet. In WooCommerce you switch them on with one setting, and you can require that only people who…
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Too many inodes: cutting the number of files in your account without breaking it
The short answer: the inode limit counts how many files, folders and e-mail messages the account holds, not how much they weigh. That is why you can have free space…
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Two limits reached at once: which resource to fix first and when an upgrade solves both
The short answer: when two resources get close to the limit at the same time, they most likely share the same cause: a slow site takes up entry processes and…
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CPU usage at your plan limit: caching, bots and cron jobs that bring it down
The short answer: when the CPU graph in Resource Usage runs along the limit line, three levers solve most cases, in this order: page caching (PHP stops running on every…
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Hitting the entry processes limit often: when to optimise and when to upgrade
The short answer: hitting the entry processes limit now and then, at a peak, is normal and clears by itself. Hitting it often, on ordinary days, means one of two…





