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Occasionally content that seemed to be there — a block, an image, even a whole section — appears to vanish after saving or refreshing

Being logged out of WordPress unexpectedly — sometimes mid-edit — is a common

Most page speed issues on our sites come down to a small number of common, fixable causes

Clicking Publish feels instant, but a few things happen behind the scenes before your change is visible to every visitor

Our sites run on WP Engine, which provides separate staging and production (live)

Breadcrumbs are the small trail of links usually shown near the top of a page

The footer menu is the set of links that appears at the bottom of every page

Pages on the site can be nested under one another

Most text-based blocks — paragraphs, headings, lists, buttons — include a Typography panel in the block settings

Rather than publishing content the moment it's ready, you can set it to go live automatically

Block Patterns are ready-made layouts you can drop into a page in one click

Save time by creating your own pattern instead of recreating it each time.

The Media Library stores every image, document, or file uploaded to the site

Our sites use the MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress plugin to connect newsletter sign-up

Most blocks share a common set of style controls in the right-hand sidebar

If the site uses cookies for anything beyond the bare essentials visitors in the UK and EU need to be asked for consent first.

A quick guide to help decide whether something is a quick self-fix or needs escalating.

A handful of common causes account for almost every blurry or oddly-sized image on a WordPress site.