Field notes / practical guidance
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WordPress Support UK: One-Off Fix or Monthly Maintenance — Which Do You Need?
Your WordPress website has a problem, and you need somebody to sort it out. Perhaps a plugin has stopped working, your contact form isn’t delivering enquiries, or your website has become noticeably slower. You start looking for WordPress…
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WordPress 7.1.2 Is a Security Update: What Site Owners Should Do
WordPress 7.1.2 is a security release addressing a critical vulnerability. That does not mean panic, but it does mean this is an update you should not leave sitting in the dashboard.
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Is Your WordPress Website Actually Ready to Launch?
A website can look completely finished and still not be ready for customers. These are the practical things worth checking before you make a WordPress site live.
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What to do when a WordPress update breaks your site
If a WordPress update breaks your site, stop making further changes, record the error and confirm that you have a usable backup before trying to repair it.
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Should you repair an old WordPress website or rebuild it?
Repair a WordPress site when its basic structure is sound and focused changes solve the real problem. Rebuild when the structure or technology makes every improvement harder.
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What does managed WordPress hosting actually include?
Managed WordPress hosting should combine suitable hosting with routine updates, backups, monitoring, maintenance and a clear support route when something goes wrong.