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  • If you have everything updated (WordPress templates, WordPress plugins and version of the app) there is no need to worry. If you are not sure, install a plugin to constantly check your website.

    If you still want to be sure, you could make use of a CDN such as the popular Cloudflare.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: wp 404 errors

    For the addresses of the links you give me, it seems that what causes the problem is a plugin. This may be because there is a conflict between plugins, there is a conflict between the plugin and the template you have installed or it is possible that it is a malicious plugin (usually happens with the “nulled” plugins).

    The solution in this case is to determine which are the plugin that causes these errors. To do this, disable the plugins that you recently installed or start deactivating one by one until the error is fixed.

    Unfortunately, WordPress continually presents these types of errors and the only possible solution is to use the password reset link. Try continuously and if the problem persists try to contact the WordPress team directly: [email protected]

    Generally the WordPress themes are light, this means that in your theme you are using some code that is very heavy. Try to compress some codes such as CSS.

    It is not convenient to leave the template with this size since WordPress is a bit strict in terms of sizes and sometimes some internet connection problems can produce errors when uploading the file.

    Generally nobody uses the subjects that weigh so much, since they consume many resources and slow down the website.

    I hope I helped a little!

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