Chris Magiera // Moargh.de
loads of fresh’n’neat design inspirations for your eyes. Chris Magiera is also creator of this beautiful wp theme called feijoa
loads of fresh’n’neat design inspirations for your eyes. Chris Magiera is also creator of this beautiful wp theme called feijoa
some good old WordPress tips and tricks ;)
Cloud Flare is a service I’ve stumbled upon yesterday. It’s community based, secure, free (nice basic plan there) and the most important - it speeds up your site like crazy! You don’t have to use any other additional boost-like-services (eg. CDN’s) unless your site is really craving for bandwidth… That with addition of w3 total cache wordpress plugin is a ton of a difference and worth looking at. I know probably all of you knew about it, and that’s a rather basic stuff, though I think it’s still worth mentioning.
Yes, it happens to every proud WP self-hosted site owner from time to time… It came to me suddenly and without any warning (now who would have thought?!). I was installing a bunch of plugins, trying to refresh a little bit my wedding photography and movies site and everything went excellent. It came while I was uploading one effin’ post thumbnail! I hit an update button and browser just smacked my face with infamous 500 internal server error… brrrr… After few minutes of hitting refresh button I gave up and, as always, I’ve started searching, drilling through google. I’ve found some nice concepts at: ardentdev.com designforunity.com nullin.com lee-jones.com wordpress.org wordpress.org 2 wordpress.org 3
After few hours of worthless attempts to bring my site back to life (why none off those didn’t work? why??) the one and only solution occurred to be right. And as you probably figured it out already it was the most obvious one.
I’ve deleted .htaccess! It was that simple!
Well, practically it was 2 of them - one for each CMS (one for Joomla! was deleted only temporary, to let good old wordpress recover in peace).
So remember, next time keep your eyes open for the most obvious solutions… Hope one of these fancy-shmancy solutions will work for you (or me next time).
By the way… Do someone else run at this problem very often? how do you manage to resolve it? Links, ideas will be highly appreciated.