Hi,
this usually happens because of a few common WordPress settings. First, check Settings → Reading and make sure “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” is unchecked. Then review your robots.txt file to ensure important pages are not blocked. Also inspect a few URLs in Google Search Console → URL Inspection and request indexing if needed. If pages show “Crawled – currently not indexed”, improving content quality and internal linking often helps Google index them faster.
Have you discussed the issue with your hosting provider? If not, try discussing with them.
Yes, a plugin can load before another one depending on the load order. A common solution is to check if the core plugin class or function exists before using it, or load your code on hooks like plugins_loaded to ensure all plugins are available. If your plugins depend on a core utility plugin, you can also add a dependency check (like class_exists) and show an admin notice if the core plugin is not active. This helps avoid errors and keeps the plugins working safely.
