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63 Common WordPress Errors and How We Fix Them

Here's a comprehensive list of common WordPress errors. We specialize in fixing all of these quickly and efficiently. For malware issues, see our dedicated malware removal service.

Internal Server Error

A confusing error that appears when something is wrong with the server, but it cannot identify the specific problem, often shown as "500 Internal Server Error".

This Site is Experiencing Technical Difficulties

A fatal error protection feature in WordPress 5.2 that displays a simple error message and sends an email notification to the admin with a recovery link.

Syntax Error in WordPress

Occurs when adding code snippets with incorrect syntax, resulting in a PHP parse error indicating the unexpected element and file location.

Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress

Indicates the website cannot connect to the database, often due to incorrect database credentials or an unresponsive database server.

WordPress White Screen of Death

Results in a plain white screen with no error message, typically caused by PHP memory limit exhaustion or server configuration issues.

WordPress Posts Returning 404 Error

Causes single posts to show a 404 page not found error while other site sections work, usually due to permalink settings.

Sidebar Below Content Error in WordPress

The sidebar appears below the content instead of beside it, often caused by theme issues, unclosed HTML tags, or CSS width problems.

White Text and Missing Buttons in WordPress Visual Editor

Buttons in the classic editor disappear or show white spaces, due to JavaScript issues or conflicts with TinyMCE files.

WordPress Memory Exhausted Error

Occurs when a script or plugin exceeds the default PHP memory limit, leading to a fatal error or white screen.

Locked Out of WordPress Admin (wp-admin)

Prevents access to the admin area, possibly due to forgotten passwords, plugin issues, or a hacked site.

WordPress Login Page Refreshing and Redirecting Issue

The login page redirects back to itself upon login attempt, caused by incorrect site URLs or permalink settings.

Image Upload Issue in WordPress

Images fail to upload and appear broken in the media library, due to incorrect file and directory permissions.

Common Image Issues in WordPress

Involves problems like aligning, resizing, or cropping images, or displaying them in galleries, due to unfamiliarity with WordPress media handling.

“Are You Sure You Want to Do This” Error in WordPress

Appears in the admin area when a plugin or theme fails to use nonces properly for security.

Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance Error in WordPress

Occurs during interrupted updates, leaving the site in maintenance mode and inaccessible.

WordPress Not Sending Email Issue

Prevents receiving contact form submissions or notifications, often because hosting providers limit email modules.

WordPress RSS Feed Errors

Caused by poor XML formatting, such as missing line breaks, leading to parsing errors in feeds.

403 Forbidden Error in WordPress

Server permissions deny access to a page, often due to incorrect file permissions or security plugin issues.

Error Too Many Redirects Issue in WordPress

Results from misconfigured redirects creating a loop between URLs.

“Upload: Failed to Write File to Disk” Error in WordPress

Prevents writing files to the server due to incorrect folder permissions.

“This site ahead contains harmful programs” Error in WordPress

Google warning for suspicious code, malware, or low-quality ads linking to malicious sites.

Missed Schedule Post Error in WordPress

WordPress fails to publish scheduled posts at the specified time for various reasons.

Fatal Error: Maximum Execution Time Exceeded in WordPress

PHP script exceeds the time limit set by the hosting provider to prevent abuse.

Facebook Incorrect Thumbnail Issue in WordPress

Facebook fails to display the correct thumbnail image when sharing, often due to Open Graph tag issues.

WordPress Keeps Logging Out Problem

Users are repeatedly logged out because the authentication cookie does not match the site URL settings.

Mixed Content Error in WordPress

Occurs on SSL sites when resources load via HTTP instead of HTTPS, affecting SEO and user experience.

Add Media Button Not Working in WordPress

The media uploader button fails due to JavaScript conflicts from plugins or themes.

502 Bad Gateway Error in WordPress

Server request takes too long to process, caused by high traffic, poor code, or server misconfiguration.

503 Service Unavailable Error in WordPress

Triggered by unresponsive PHP scripts, heavy server load, or brute force attacks.

504 Gateway Timeout Error in WordPress

Request fails to connect through a proxy or firewall to the upstream server, common with firewalls like Sucuri or Cloudflare.

WordPress Failed to Open Stream Error

WordPress cannot load a specified file, resulting in warnings or fatal errors due to permissions or missing files.

WordPress 429 Too Many Requests Error

Server protection against abuse when too many requests are made, potentially blocking search engines if misconfigured.

413 Request Entity Too Large Error in WordPress

Occurs when uploading large files exceeding server limits for themes, plugins, or media.

Turn Off PHP Errors in WordPress

Displays errors and warnings on the site or admin area, which can make the site look unprofessional.

Secure Connection Error in WordPress

Prevents WordPress from connecting to WordPress.org for updates due to hosting server misconfigurations.

Destination Folder Already Exists Error in WordPress

Happens during theme or plugin installation when a folder with the same name already exists.

Another Update in Process Error in WordPress

Appears when trying to run multiple updates simultaneously, due to a database lock.

Password Reset Key Error in WordPress

Causes the login page to refresh endlessly, often due to insufficient disk space preventing database saves.

"Missing a Temporary Folder" Error in WordPress

WordPress cannot access the PHP temporary folder, disrupting uploads and installations.

Pluggable.php File Errors in WordPress

Errors in core functions that can be overridden, caused by plugins or code mishandling headers.

Common SSL Issues in WordPress

Browser warnings when the SSL certificate does not match or is improperly installed on HTTPS sites.

File and Folder Permissions Error in WordPress

Incorrect permissions prevent WordPress from functioning properly, requiring specific settings like 755 for folders.

HTTP Image Upload Error in WordPress

Temporary or persistent error when uploading images via the media uploader.

Your Connection is Not Private Error

Browser cannot validate the SSL certificate on HTTPS sites, blocking access.

“The Link You Followed Has Expired” Error in WordPress

Occurs when uploading large files that exceed time or size limits during theme/plugin installation.

WordPress Website Not Updating Right Away Issue

Recent changes do not appear due to caching in browsers or WordPress caching plugins.

“Failed To Load Resource” Error In WordPress

Browser cannot load images, scripts, or stylesheets because files are missing or URLs are incorrect.

cURL Error 28: Connection Timed Out in WordPress

Site fails to communicate with external services, causing API calls or updates to fail due to timeouts.

“Googlebot cannot access CSS and JS files” Error in WordPress

Google cannot load CSS and JS resources for crawling, often due to blocks in .htaccess or robots.txt.

'Cookies Are Blocked Due to Unexpected Output' Error in WordPress

Prevents login by blocking cookies, caused by early output like extra spaces in files.

'Sorry, You Are Not Allowed to Access This Page' Error in WordPress

Denies access to admin pages due to permission changes, migrations, or plugin conflicts.

‘ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED’ Error in WordPress

Browser cannot find the server due to DNS issues or misconfigured domain settings.

‘Updating Failed’ or ‘Publishing Failed’ Error in WordPress

Block editor cannot connect to the REST API for saving posts or pages.

401 Error in WordPress

Server blocks access due to missing or incorrect authentication for logins or protected pages.

WordPress admin-ajax.php 400 Bad Request Error

Malformed AJAX requests from plugins or themes fail, often due to caching or security restrictions.

‘This Site Can’t Be Reached’ Error in WordPress

Browser cannot connect to the site due to DNS, server, or network issues.

‘Sorry, This File Type Is Not Permitted for Security Reasons’ Error in WordPress

WordPress blocks upload of certain file types like SVG for security.

‘There Has Been a Critical Error on This Website’ in WordPress

Fatal error preventing site loading, replacing the white screen with a notice.

‘ERR_CONNECTION_RESET’ Error in WordPress

Connection between browser and site is unexpectedly closed, preventing page loads.

‘DNS Server Not Responding’ Error in WordPress

DNS fails to resolve the site's IP address due to connection or settings problems.

‘DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN’ Error in WordPress

DNS lookup fails because the domain cannot be found, often due to expired domains or incorrect records.

‘414 Request-URI Too Long’ Error in WordPress

Server cannot handle overly long URLs caused by plugins, themes, or redirect loops.

‘ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED’ Error in WordPress

Server rejects the connection request due to firewall blocks or misconfigurations.

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