Every now and then, my WordPress website doesn’t work. That is, the theme exists, but none of the pages load properly. Sometimes, I even get 404 errors for pages that existed yesterday. Usually this happens after a plugin upgrade or after I upgrade my WordPress software.
The solution: Reset your permalinks. It takes less than a minute to do it. Here’s how:
- Log into your WordPress website.
- Click on Settings –> Permalinks
- Switch your permalink settings. (For example, if you are naming your posts by data and name, switch to the default naming convention.)
- Click “Save Settings”
- Switch your permalink settings back to what they were before.
- Click “Save Settings”
That’s it!
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