Migration

How to migrate WordPress website to new Hosting

There are multiple reasons for the migration of the WordPress website to a new hosting. The poor performance of the website causes it to slow down and respond very late. Another reason for the migration can be the lack of features on the current hosting. Other possible reasons will be the hosting cost, irresponsible customer support, and poor security. The methods that are very useful for the migration are listed below: Method 1: All-in-One-WP-Migrate plugin (Recommended) Step 1 (Old Hosting | Original Website): First of all, log in to the WordPress dashboard,

Bugs

How to solve the WordPress 500 internal server error?

What is a 500 Internal Server Error? The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 500 Internal Server Error server error response code indicates that the server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. This error response is a generic “catch-all” response (Mozilla). What are the main causes of the 500 Internal Server Error in WordPress? The corrupt .htaccess file, plugins, and active themes are the common causes of that error. Other possible causes of the 500 error are listed below: The core files of WordPress may be corrup

Bugs

How do I solve the Elementor 500 error?

What is Elementor 500 Error? Elementor 500 errors are server errors originating from your website’s server environment. What are the main causes of the Elementor 500 Server Error in WordPress? The error is caused by many reasons, all of which are described below: Less memory is allocated to the website. The issue with the third-party plugins The Database is overloaded with multiple post revisions. Fixing Elementor 500 Error 1. Clearing the database cache First, you need to log in to the WordPress dashboard. Then access the plugins tab in the das