Troubleshoot and Repair Your WordPress Website

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Joe Casabona

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01.01-the pros and cons of running a wordpress site.mp4

01:15

01.02-what you should know.mp4

01:04

01.03-how the course works.mp4

01:02

02.01-preparing your wordpress site for problems.mp4

01:52

02.02-find the right hosting.mp4

03:40

02.03-backing up your site.mp4

03:12

02.04-securing your site.mp4

02:04

02.05-automatic updates.mp4

03:22

02.06-testing your site with a staging server.mp4

02:09

03.01-disabling plugins to find the problem.mp4

01:44

03.02-moving to a default theme.mp4

01:38

03.03-how to use recovery mode.mp4

00:57

03.04-down for everyone or just me.mp4

01:54

03.05-reverting updates with wp rollback.mp4

02:05

03.06-testing with a different wordpress install or server.mp4

02:24

04.01-the dreaded white screen of death.mp4

03:34

04.02-stuck in maintenance mode.mp4

01:32

04.03-issues with file uploads.mp4

03:54

04.04-pretty urls not working properly and other random 404 errors.mp4

01:24

04.05-using a redirect plugin for actually broken links.mp4

02:40

04.06-recovering lost changes with revision history.mp4

02:10

04.07-why do blocks keep needing to be recovered.mp4

00:51

05.01-general web server errors the 400s.mp4

02:01

05.02-general web server errors the 500s.mp4

02:11

05.03-how to fix the site insecure error with an ssl certificate.mp4

02:39

05.04-how to fix mixed content errors.mp4

03:25

05.05-error establishing a database connection.mp4

02:28

05.06-unable to write to a directory or update themesplugins.mp4

02:03

06.01-unable to deliver emailsemails going to spam.mp4

02:53

06.02-general caching issues (types of cache).mp4

03:05

06.03-cannot modify header error.mp4

01:49

06.04-site running out of memory.mp4

01:50

06.05-execution limit exceeded.mp4

02:42

06.06-using wp-cli to solve your wordpress problems.mp4

01:15

07.01-next steps.mp4

00:50

Description

WordPress is an incredibly powerful and convenient platform CMS for anything you want, from a blog to a full-on ecommerce shop. But owning your platform also comes with a few drawbacks—mainly, if something breaks, you're on the hook to find a fix yourself. In this course, WordPress expert Joe Casabona shares his repair manual for addressing problems with your site. He starts with preventative measures you should take before trouble strikes, and explains some tried-and-true troubleshooting methods. Of course, something will eventually need fixing, and Joe addresses some of the most common WordPress issues you’re likely to run into. He also covers fixes that go beyond working with your WordPress install that require working with your server, before delving into advanced problems like caching issues, emails being recognized as spam, and memory/runtime limit complications.

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I started my career almost 20 years ago as a freelance web developer before realizing my true passion, to help people grow their podcasts into five-figure businesses. I do that through expert-tested systems that come with 10 years experience podcasting, 15 years teaching, and over 20 years working the web. I back up my 10+ years podcasting with 20+ years experience building websites, and 15+ years teaching. I make $30,000-50,000 every year on sponsorships alone and get 70,000 downloads every month from my show. When I’m not producing and coaching podcasters, you can find me spending time with my family, enjoying baseball, or talking too much about Star Wars. Say hi at @jcasabona and find more information at casabona.org.

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