WordPress Troubleshooting Guide: 16 Tips for Non-Developers
Troubleshooting WordPress website issues never makes for a fun time. In fact, it can be a real drag. And often it leaves those less tech-savvy scrambling in search of answers. Or, it leaves them running to find a professional to hire. Either way, site issues can be a real ordeal, especially if you aren’t a developer. However, did you know there are actually a lot of things you can do to identify and repair site issues even if you lack in-depth coding or web development knowledge? It’s true! That’s what we’ll be offering here today: a list of 16 things you can do as a non-developer to troubleshoot and fix your most pressing site issues in WordPress. Image source: Adi Goldstein/Unsplash 1. Try a Different Browser If you access your site and something appears broken or isn’t loading correctly, your first order of business is to simply try using a different browser to access it. There’s always the possibility that the issue is browser-specific and not actually indicative of a larger problem with your site. Attempt accessing your site in each of the most popular browsers to see if the issue persists. You should try using a different device as…
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