Tag: wordpress

  • How to reset WordPress backend or admin password without username or email?

    Resetting your password inside the database using PhpMyAdmin is an option if you are unable to access the WordPress backend. The wp_users table can be found by accessing the database of your website (note that if you changed the prefix after installation, it might not be the same as wp_). Click the Edit option from…

  • Connection Timed Out

    In case your website takes a long time to load and you eventually receive an error message stating that it is not available, it indicates that your connection has expired. This is very typical in shared hosting situations with constrained resources and simply occurs when your site is attempting to do more than the server…

  • ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR

    When attempting to visit your website, you may get the ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR if you just moved to a new host or installed a new SSL certificate. The server was unable to create a secure connection, as indicated by this error. Try removing your browser’s addons and cleaning out the cache in order to fix it. It…

  • Maximum Execution Time Exceeded

    The maximum execution time for your site should not exceed 30 seconds. If your site is unable to execute the data within this time limit, it will crash and show an error.  To increase the maximum execution time, add the following code to the php.ini file: max_execution_time = 60 This should increase maximum execution time…

  • 403 Forbidden Error

    Numerous security features, such as different “permissions” levels, are integrated into WordPress to help keep your site safe. These work to prevent unauthorized users from accessing your website, but if the permissions aren’t established properly, issues like a 403 can occur. .htaccess files are usually the source. The.htaccess file, to put it simply, controls the…

  • [Solved]: How to Remove the Uncategorized Category in WordPress

    Step 1: In addition to the default “Uncategorized” category, confirm that you have created at least one other post category. Posts » Categories is where you can view and create categories. Step 2: Navigate to Settings » Writing Step 3: Select the desired category from the “Default Post Category” drop-down menu by clicking on it,…

  • 400 Bad Request

    When your server encounters a client error that doesn’t fit into any one category, it will result in the 400 Bad Request response. That indicates there are other potential causes for this mistake, such as: There are a few possible fixes, like removing cookies and cache from your browser, disabling browser extensions, and cleaning the…