Hi! Today is not my day, I just had to make some final touches on my web page, and I faced problem after problem. I’ve spent hours searching for information. It’s my first experience with Wordpress, I hope you can help me.
I was using elementor on my page, I changed the animation on a button and soon after I got “server error 400”, and couldn’t update the changes. I reloaded the page, and started again, and Elementor got stucked loading every change I tried to make. And got error 400 again when hitting “update”. Yesterday I’ve notest that elementor was taking more and more time to perform the changes I was making when editing, but today it never got to make them. Just in case I’ve deleted all the images I wasn’t using on my library, and deleted cache of all my pages, and deleted the pages I didn’t need. Actually is a very small website, just one page, and a couple more for a form and bio.
I also went to my wordpress to update, or deactivate, or delete plugins I dind’t need and there were some plugins that needed update, but the update failed for each of the plugins. The message is: “Failed update: Failed download fopen(/tmp/es_ES-t3wQkl.tmp): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory”.
Then I saw a message up: “19 past-due actions found; something may be wrong”. I don’t know if there is a problem with cron, so I searched and found some solution on the net, but I need to backup first. So…
When I installed WP I accepted and installed the Backuply plugin. So, I tried to use it. I set it up to make the backup on my google drive instead of the local backup. But it gets stucked at 17%. So I found a solution but I need to check the PHP memory limit, and I need to find “Multiphp INI” on my cpanel to do it, but I don’t have it!
Sorry, I’ve searched on the forum before posting but it seems I missed it. And yeah, the page is working, but I can’t keep working on it, it’s not finished.
I hope the admin manages to solve it soon! Thanks for you answer.
I guess it’s for users to get hands-on with little projects to feel like, how the builder works. But in my experience, having knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JS is essential for web development. You don’t have to be an expert in those languages, but learning the fundamentals will be a strong arm for you.
There is an option that says “Disable WordPress Cron”. Negative options are always confusing, so to be clear, this box should NOT be ticked.
Elementor is a very heavy, demanding plugin. Whether you’re paying for Pro features or not doesn’t fundamentally change that.
I’ve never heard of this Beaver Lite plugin. I’ve been told that Divi is a little bit better than Elementor. But the most lightweight option is always to simply stick to the built-in Gutenberg editor. Kadence Blocks is a pretty lightweight addon to add a bit of extra flexibility to your site.
