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The most common reasons for seeing this error message in your WordPress site are spaces, new lines, or invisible characters before an opening <?php tag or after a closing ?> tag in one of the site’s scripts. But, in order to fix the problem, you have to know which file is causing the problem.
The content of the HTML <title></title> tag is used to: Create a title in the browser toolbar Provide a title for the page when it is bookmarked Display a title for the page in search-engine results It make sense, therefore, to take some time to craft a good title in your WordPress site. In the…
Symptom: Your site crashes and displays a message along the lines of Fatal error: Allowed memory size of xxxxxxxx bytes exhausted Cause: You do not have sufficient memory allocated to PHP within your hosting account. There are a number of ways you can get your site up & running again. The method that works for…
eShop – the WordPress eShop ecommerce plugin has fairly extensive documentation but there is a lot you can do before you even install the plugin. Answering and checking off the following question before you start configuring eShop should make the eShop set-up process a little easier for you.
I came across a really worrying issue recently when a site running one of my own themes failed a PCI compliance test. The template file concerned was search.php and the offending code was <?php printf( __(“Sorry – I couldn’t find anything on %1$s%2$s%3$s”, ‘theme_name’), ‘<span>’, $my_searchterm, ‘</span>’);?> From the test results, it seemed that $my_searchterm…
