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Hi @ssgads

If “Plugins → Add New” isn’t working in WordPress, it’s usually caused by one of a few common issues. Here’s a structured way to fix it:-

You can only install plugins if you are an Administrator.

• Go to Users → All Users
• Confirm your role is Administrator
• If you’re “Editor” or “Author,” plugin installation will be blocked

Please check if plugin installation is disabled in wp-config.php

Some sites disable plugin installation for security.

Please check for this line in wp-config.php:-

define('DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', true);

If it exists, change it to:

define('DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', false);

or remove it.

PHP memory limit too low

Low memory can break plugin installation.

Check or increase in wp-config.php:

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');

Hope you find this helpful.

Hi @rolandco19,
A WordPress core update by itself typically does not replace your homepage with a blog post or delete your content. More likely causes include:

• Homepage settings were changed during or after the update, causing WordPress to display a post or the latest posts instead of your intended homepage.
• A theme or page builder conflict (such as Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, etc.) occurred after the update.
• A plugin conflict caused the homepage to fail, prompting WordPress to fall back to another page.
• The homepage page was accidentally deleted, unpublished, or corrupted.
• Database corruption or a failed update affected site settings.
• Hosting issues during the update interrupted the process.
• No working backups meant there was no easy way to restore the site when the problem occurred.

How to prevent it in the future:-

• Use automated backups before every WordPress core, theme, and plugin update. Store backups off-site (cloud storage or another server), not just on the hosting account.
• Test updates on a staging site before applying them to your live website.
• Verify compatibility between WordPress, your theme, and plugins before updating.
• Monitor your site immediately after updates so problems can be caught and reversed quickly.

Hope this helps!

Hi @biurokapuscinscy

First, go to Pages > All Pages in your WordPress dashboard. This will display all the pages of your website. Click on Edit on the page you want to change the URL.

If you use the classic editor, you’ll see the permalink option just below the title of the page. Click Edit.

Then, it will allow you to change the path on your link for the particular web page. Once you enter the new URL here, click on Ok and Update the page to change the URL.

Change Page URL using Gutenberg Editor:-

On the other hand, if you use the Gutenberg editor, you can change your page URL from the page settings on the right sidebar. Just click on the link on the URL option.

This will let you change the URL of the page. Just enter the new URL path in the PERMALINK option. Finally, Update the page.

Hi @digitalworld20

You can use custom CSS to change the produce title font style. Here is a code:-

.box-text-products .title-wrapper a {
    font-family: fantasy;
}

Please replace the font family name as required.

To add custom CSS, please follow these steps:-

Please go to WordPress dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Additional CSS page.

You need to put the above code and then save it.

I hope this helps.