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One of the most common reasons behind WordPress block editor-related problems is a conflict with one of your installed plugins. Therefore, the first and easiest solution we would recommend to you is to disable all plugins from your WordPress website.

To disable lazy loading on a specific post or page, open the post or page, and in the “Cache Options” meta box, un-check the “LazyLoad for images” option. Don’t forget to publish or update the post or page to save your changes.

All you want to do is check your new site updates on your mobile device, but they are not showing up! The most common reason why the changes you made are not displaying on mobile is because your browser is showing an old version of the page it downloaded previously.

How do I get my WordPress site back?
How to Fix the Common Causes of Being Locked Out of WordPress (7 Methods)
Restore Your WordPress Site’s Login URL.
Reset Your Password With phpMyAdmin or WP-CLI.
Create a New User With Administrator Privileges.
Disable Your Security Plugins.
Troubleshoot the White Screen of Death (WSoD)
Resolve Database Connection Errors.

A cURL error 7 often indicates the communication to our servers and back to your site is unable to happen at all. This error number can be solved from the hosts’ end, so it might be worth checking in with their support channels to see whether they’re able to communicate with noc1.wordfence.com or whether this is blocked at their end.

However, I’m more than happy to check a site diagnostic report to see if there are any blocks in place or whether I can communicate TO your server from outside. That might help narrow down the stage at which the communication error occurs.

To do so, head back to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Settings > Permalinks (just like Step 1 above). You can change it to whatever you were using before and then save it. Finally, refresh your website and attempt to load the pages that were returning 404 errors. If everything works now, congratulations!

To check this could you go to Settings > WP Rocket > File Optimization and check if the ‘Minify JavaScript files’ option is switched on. If it is could you try switching this off and check once more to see if you get the error. Sure, I will check it and will update you soon.

To prevent or solve this major problem, you can do a couple of things. First, you have to deactivate your current theme and activate the default WordPress theme. Secondly, you also deactivate all of your Plugins. Then you’ll reactivate your Plugins one by one as well as check your site frequently at the same time.

Just log in to the hosting dashboard, then go to Sites > Tools > WordPress debugging and click Enable. You can then look around your site to find the cause of the issue or check the log. Make sure to disable debugging when you’re done, as it’s visible to your visitors as well as you.

There are many reasons why the website doesn’t get approved, but the most common one is if your website has duplicate content. Another reason why Google AdSense is not accepting your website is insufficient content. For example, sites that contain mostly images or videos may also not be approved to show ads.

Here are a few things you can try:
Make sure that you are posting quality and original content.
Make sure your Privacy Settings allow search engines to index your site. …
Make sure that your site is set to Public.
Google provides information and tools for webmasters, where you can seek further help.

Within your WordPress dashboard, go to the Settings → Media → Media Settings → Image sizes option. Here you’ll find all the default WordPress image sizes. Simply change all the image sizes to zero.

Will you please share the url of the website so i can check it what is going wrong with the WordPress.
Also, you must approach Elementor team through official website.
Thanks

The WordPress critical error can have a variety of causes, though the issue often has to do with PHP. Either the PHP memory limit has been exceeded, or your plugins or themes are having issues.

My hunch is that the error is because the plugin doesn’t have a value set for $sessions in the report data. One site uses a manually entered UA Code, and another has an expired GA authentication session. Hope this helps detect this case and avoid the PHP Fatal Error!