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How to Fix HTTP Error 409 Conflict in WordPress
It is highly likely to stumble upon various error messages when creating your WordPress site. One such is HTTP Error 409 Conflict. Although not so popular such as Page not Found or 429 Too Many...
How to Fix Error 408 Request Timeout in WordPress
Error 408 Request Timeout is a client-side error code – it indicates that the request the Internet browser has made to the web server takes too much time and the server terminates the connection....
How to Fix Error 407 Proxy Authentication Required in WordPress
The 407 Proxy Authentication Required is a type of error that WordPress displays when the server is unable to complete a request. This is a specific error, which indicates that there is a lack of...
How to Fix Error 406 Not Acceptable in WordPress
Although Error 406 Not Acceptable is not as common as Error 404 page not found, there’s still a chance that you can stumble upon it when working on your site. Since this is a 4xx error message, it...
How to Fix 403 Forbidden Error in WordPress
When WordPress runs into an issue, it displays an error message. Such is the case with errors 400 Bad Request, 401 Unauthorized, 404 Page Not Found, and 429 Too Many Requests. This is also the case...
How to Fix Error 405 Method Not Allowed in WordPress (5 Quick Fixes)
Method not allowed is an error message that WordPress displays in a very specific situation – your web browser has requested access to one of your web pages, the server has received and recognized...
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We have already talked about what is a permalink and how to change its structure. In this article, we will learn how to include links in a blog post step by step. How to Add Links to Your WordPress Posts First, find and copy the URL you wish to include in your...
How to Remove Dates from WordPress URLs
If you have dates in your WordPress post URLs and want to remove them, but don't know how, this is the right article for you. Being a very versatile content management system (CMS), WordPress allows you to personalize your website in numerous ways. One such way is to...
How to Format Text in WordPress
When you create a post in WordPress, typing down the words is only a part of the job. Once written, you should format the text – separate paragraphs, include subheadings where needed, bold words and phrases, underline others, and include numbering and bullet point at...
How to Fix Error 505 Version Not Supported in WordPress
Error 505 Version Not supported might appear in various situations when working on your WordPress website. This kind of error can be very confusing and can show when least expected. However, the good news is that there are various fixes you can apply right away to get...
How to Fix Error 504 Gateway Timeout in WordPress
Error 504 Gateway Timeout in WordPress can really be annoying for you and your website visitors. The good news is that as with any other 5xx status code errors such as HTTP Error 500, Error 501 Not Implemented, and Error 503 Service Unavailable, the Gateway Timeout...