) Fortunately, most Word Press problems can be solved with a few tweaks.

Check the error message to find the particular file name that’s generating the warning.

I did what everyone then told me to do, which was to flush the caches, tell Godaddy to flush their server's caches etc... And these pages showed up on the live website perfectly.

So I figured that I had found a solution to this problem.

For additional peace of mind, it’s probably best to keep three or four copies of your database backup file, just in case your primary backup file is corrupted.

That can be difficult if your backup files occupy a lot of storage space, however.

Nothing worse than looking for answers and reinventing the wheel! Sometimes your browser (specially Google Chrome) will show you a cached copy of your website instead of showing the new one.I used to have my website hosted through Godaddy and 4 months ago something weird started happening.Every time that I would make changes to my site, it wouldn't show up on the live website. Every change on the homepage would show up on the live website. So I then copied the content from the pages that weren't updating and I created new pages with the same content as the old pages. It works well most of the time, it offers automatic updates, and it offers the numerous benefits of open source software … This error message typically specifies a problem with stray characters, some of which are not visible, in front of the opening tag or after the closing tag of the file. Here are nine common Word Press problems and solutions.