While WordPress is basically easy to use, there are some common WordPress errors which will cause you to panic. the great thing is that the WordPress error you’re seeing on your site is presumably been reported and resolved by someone before you. At WP-Beginner, we’ve written tutorials on the way to fix several popular WordPress errors. during this article, we’ll cover the 50 commonest WordPress errors along side showing you ways to repair all of those common WordPress errors. Since this is often a lengthy article, We show the list of all problem.

List Of WordPress Errors

• Internal server error

• This site is experiencing technical difficulties

• Syntax error in WordPress

• The error establishing database connection in WordPress

• WordPress white screen of death

• WordPress posts returning 404 error

• Sidebar below content error in WordPress

• White text and missing buttons in WordPress visual editor

• WordPress memory exhausted error by increasing PHP memory limit

• Locked out of WordPress admin area

• WordPress login page refreshing/redirecting issue

• Image upload issue in WordPress

• Common image issues in WordPress

• “Are you sure you want to do this” error in WordPress

• Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance error in WordPress

• WordPress not sending email issue

• WordPress RSS feed errors

• 403 forbidden error in WordPress

• Error too many redirects issue in WordPress

• “Upload: failed to write file to disk” error in WordPress

• “This site ahead contains harmful programs” error in WordPress

• Missed scheduled post error in WordPress

• Fatal error: Maximum execution time exceeded in WordPress

• Facebook incorrect thumbnail issue in WordPress

• WordPress keeps logging out problem

• The Mixed Content Error in WordPress

• Add Media Button Not Working in WordPress

• The 502 Bad Gateway Error in WordPress

• 503 Service Unavailable Error in WordPress

• The 504 Gateway Timeout Error in WordPress

• The WordPress Failed to Open Stream Error

• The WordPress 429 Too Many Requests Error

• The 413 Request Entity Too large Error in WordPress

• PHP Errors in WordPress

• Secure Connection Error in WordPress

• Destination Folder Already Exists Error in WordPress

• ‘Another Update in Process’ Error in WordPress

• Password Reset Key Error in WordPress

• “Missing a Temporary Folder” Error in WordPress

• Pluggable.php File Errors in WordPress

• Common SSL issues in WordPress

• Ile and folder permissions error in WordPress

• HTTP error when uploading images in WordPress

• Your connection is not private error in WordPress

• “The link you followed has expired” error in WordPress

• WordPress website not updating right away issue

• “Failed to load resource” error In WordPress

• “Missing a temporary folder” error in WordPress

• “Googlebot cannot access CSS and JS files” error in WordPress

• Troubleshooting WordPress errors on your own

We recommend you perform these steps in order. That is, start at Step #1 and work your way through the list. In a few situations, we’ll tell you to skip ahead based on the results of one of the steps. But, in general, go from top to bottom!

Beyond that, just a reminder that we always recommend backing up your site before making any of the changes on this list. If you can’t access your WordPress dashboard to use a backup plugin, you should still be able to create a backup through your hosting dashboard — ask your host’s support for help if you’re not sure how.

Now, let’s get to fixing… Here