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March 09, 2023
WordPress fix — "critical error on this website"
This article will discuss the "critical error on this website" message and how to resolve the error condition generating it. As well, a number of other valuable WordPress fixes are provided.
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September 21, 2021
How to Use Jetpack Boost on Your Site
Learn how to use the Jetpack Boost plugin on your WordPress site. Jetpack Boost uses WordPress.com servers to be able to improve your site’s front-end performance without a lot of setup and work.
September 25, 2020
By Kate Sassak
Debugging and Fixing WordPress Critical Errors
To enable debugging for your WordPress site, locate your SSH credentials. Use those to log in using a SSH client and then edit the site's wp-config.php file as outlined in this article.
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