Muhibul Haque

Check the file permissions for your wp-content/uploads folder to ensure it’s writable. Also, verify that there’s enough storage on your server and try deactivating plugins to rule out any conflicts causing the upload issue.

The 404 error suggests the products page might have been deleted or its permalink changed. Check the trash in your Pages section, or try resetting the permalink settings under “Settings > Permalinks” and save changes. If the page is missing, you can create a new page and use the WooCommerce shortcode [products] to display all products.

It seems like the backup files for plugins, themes, and uploads aren’t available locally. You can try re-downloading the backup from the remote storage or check your remote settings in UpdraftPlus to ensure the files are accessible.

If you have backup, just restore the site from backup. If you can analyse what plugins or theme is causing the problem, you can remove that to fix the issue. Also check if there is unwanted user created on your database.

I’m not sure why you want to change the width, it’s fixed but I can suggest a hack. You can use “User JavaScript & CSS” extension where you can set CSS or Javascript rule to set custom width. Just inspect the element and increase the width with csss and set this as a rule on your extension. Hope this makes sense.

It seems like removing the menu might have affected your theme’s template structure or custom CSS. Check if the sub-pages are still using the correct page template and ensure that no custom styles or settings were overridden when the menu was removed.

Also you can check the caching if you are using any caching plugins.

Yes, WordPress can achieve high Google Lighthouse scores with optimization techniques like caching, lazy loading, and efficient themes. However, there might be more overhead compared to a custom Next.js setup, but with the right configuration, performance can be competitive.

You can increase the file upload limit. There are several plugins that will help you increasing file upload limit.

What theme you are using? Do you check theme font settings?

If you have access on cPanel, I suggest you to deactivate plugins and check if any plugins is causing the issue or not.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by Muhibul Haque.

It’s happening for a particular block that is creating error. So, you have to identify which block causing the error. I think this will solve the issue. The specific container not showing, you can remove suspected blocks from there and test if the error is fixed or not.

Great the know the issue has been solved. You can change this issue status to resolved.

Can you add a screenshot what you are expecting please?

You added the footer with other content, if you add it separately, it will be full-width.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by Muhibul Haque.

Do you check if there has any console error or something? I experienced slow saving issue and found an error on console, after solving that it was working properly. So, I suggest you to check the console and try to deactivate plugins and test as well. If any plugins is causing the issue, you can fix that as well.