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Troubleshooting guide
Pasted code on Wix, Squarespace and Webflow: where each builder lets it run and where it breaks
A snippet that works elsewhere can fail on a builder because of where it was pasted. This guide lists each builder's code locations, plan limits and the places code will not run.
Troubleshooting guide
Analytics counting every visit twice on a site builder: one tag, one route, one check
Double counting on Webflow, Squarespace and Wix usually comes from installing the same tag through the builder's integration and by pasting code. This guide shows how to find it.
Troubleshooting guide
A slow landing page on Webflow, Squarespace or Wix: what you can change and what you cannot
On a hosted builder you cannot tune the server, only what you put on the page. This guide ranks the usual weight sources, gives each builder's documented limits and says how to measure honestly.
Troubleshooting guide
Setting up a small store on Squarespace or Wix: documented limits and the test order that proves it
A builder store is many settings that must agree: products, options, shipping, tax and payment. This guide lists the documented limits on Squarespace and Wix and how to prove it with a test order.
Inspectable example
Synthetic redirect map: twelve old addresses, four traps and the result each row must give
An invented twelve-row sheet for a pretend small business shows how a redirect map is written and tested, including a chain, a query address, an image and pages with no new home.
Inspectable example
Synthetic CSV-to-CMS mapping: seven columns, four traps and the checks that follow
An invented three-row spreadsheet and its mapping to CMS fields shows a date written two ways, a true or false column, a reference by slug or ID, and an image column that each builder treats differently.
Inspectable example
Synthetic form delivery test log: stored but never emailed, then fixed and re-tested
An invented test log shows how three labelled submissions locate a stale recipient on a builder form and prove the fix, stage by stage.
Inspectable example
Synthetic Bubble privacy test: four personas, five records and the counts each must see
An invented matrix for a pretend Notes data type shows the counts four personas see before and after a privacy rule, and the checks that prove the rule.
Platform
Webflow sites: what the builder handles, where its documented limits are and which bounded jobs fit
Webflow hosts the site, the CMS and the forms. This page sets out what that covers, the documented limits that catch owners out, and the bounded repairs and builds that fit.
Platform
Squarespace sites: what the builder handles, where its documented limits are and which bounded jobs fit
Squarespace hosts the site, forms, store and members features. This page sets out what that covers, the documented limits that catch owners out, and the bounded repairs and builds that fit.
Platform
Wix sites: what the builder handles, where its documented limits are and which bounded jobs fit
Wix hosts the site, forms, store and members features. This page sets out what that covers, the documented limits that catch owners out, and the bounded repairs and builds that fit.
Buyer collection
For the owner of a Wix, Squarespace or Webflow site: pick the one repair or build that fits
You run a business, not a website. Describe what stopped working in plain words, say who holds the keys, and choose one bounded job with a written test before anyone asks for access.
Buyer collection
For a marketer sending traffic to builder landing pages: weight, tags and forms as separate jobs
Campaign pages on a hosted builder fail in three different ways: they get heavy, their tags double or break, and their forms stop delivering. Name which, and buy only that check.
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Builder site fault map: which check to do first when Wix, Squarespace or Webflow misbehaves
An ordered path from the fault you can see to the check that finds it: domain, page, form, speed, old links and private data, with the bounded job and guide that fits each step.
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Leaving Wix or Squarespace: the order of work from page list to domain switch
An ordered process map for moving a small site off Wix or Squarespace: inventory, what exports, rebuild, posts, forms, redirects, domain switch and checks, with the guide and job for each step. The fixed-price move project builds on Webflow.
Inspectable example
Synthetic example: one month's WordPress update report with passes, a hold and a decision needed
An invented staging test of six pending updates for a made-up bakery site, showing the evidence and decision recorded for each update.
Inspectable example
Synthetic example: a monthly form delivery matrix with one late message and one sender-check failure
An invented test of three website forms showing sent and received times, placement and sender-check results read from the original messages, and how each row is read.
Inspectable example
Synthetic example: a ten-row redirect map with a chain, a loop and a home-page dump, before and after
Ten invented old addresses show the common faults in a restructure, with the expected results after a map in which each old address has exactly one destination.
Inspectable example
Synthetic example: a members-only access matrix with one leak that only appears from the cache
An invented test grid for a made-up course site, showing expected and actual access and the cached sequence that exposes a fault.
Troubleshooting guide
One WordPress page or form is broken: isolate the plugin or theme in a safe order
A step order for finding which plugin, theme or cache breaks one feature without touching the live site, and what a tested result looks like.
Troubleshooting guide
WordPress form says "sent" but no email arrives: follow the message through wp_mail
How WordPress hands a form notification to a mail library, what the default sender does, why authentication matters and how to see a failure.
Troubleshooting guide
WPForms notifications missing: check the form settings before blaming the server
The notification settings in WPForms and its mail plugin that most often explain missing emails, and the order to check them.
Troubleshooting guide
Scheduled WordPress posts and tasks running late: how WP-Cron decides and why it misses
What the built-in scheduler does on each page load, the causes of missed schedules, how a real scheduler replaces it, and how to read the event list.
Troubleshooting guide
One old WordPress plugin blocks the PHP upgrade: scan it, patch it or replace it
PHP support dates, what a compatibility scanner can and cannot prove for one plugin, and how to choose between patching and replacing it.
Troubleshooting guide
Elementor pages look different after an update: stale styles, layout types and what to check
The layers that can make an Elementor page change after an update, the cache-clearing tool and its changing names, and container versus section behaviour.
Troubleshooting guide
Theme edits keep disappearing on update: what a child theme holds and what it cannot
How a child theme is loaded, what overrides what, what the theme stores outside its files, how to switch safely and how to find every change before moving it.
Troubleshooting guide
Adding a custom content type to WordPress: where to register it, what to call it, how its addresses behave
The registration choices that are hard to change later: placement, naming and the 20-character limit, and the address pattern.
Troubleshooting guide
Advanced Custom Fields: keep field groups in files, not just the dashboard, and print values safely
Where ACF field definitions can live, how Local JSON syncs, what get_field returns and why location rules do not control the front end.
Troubleshooting guide
You changed your WordPress page addresses: map, redirect once and name one preferred address
How to map old addresses to new ones, why one permanent redirect beats a chain, what canonical signals do and what WordPress redirects for you.
Troubleshooting guide
A second language on a WordPress site: separate addresses, matching tags and a visible switcher
The structure search engines and visitors can follow: one address per language, language tags that point both ways, and no automatic redirects.
Troubleshooting guide
Members-only WordPress content visible to the wrong people: check caching, roles and the other routes
Why access rules can pass in the admin and still fail in practice: page caches, role changes that do not apply, and routes such as the REST data interface.
Troubleshooting guide
Filtering a WordPress listing: where the values live, how the query changes and what search engines do with filter addresses
Design choices behind search and filters on a WordPress archive: stored values, safe query changes, shareable addresses and crawl control.
Troubleshooting guide
A safe routine for WordPress plugin and theme updates: staging, small groups and a pass or hold decision
How to test updates on a copy before they reach the live site, what WordPress and WP-CLI provide, and what a useful result looks like.
Troubleshooting guide
Is your WordPress site part of a multisite network? Why that changes the scope of a fix
How to tell, what changes with a network of sites, and why the fixed-price WordPress jobs here cover single sites only.
Platform
Elementor sites: separate stale styles, layout types and add-ons before changing a page
For owners of Elementor-built WordPress sites whose pages changed after an update: which layer to check first and what a restored layout is tested against.
Platform
WordPress plugins and forms: find the failing layer before you change anything on the live site
For owners and agencies running WordPress with many plugins: which failures are conflicts, which are sending or scheduling faults, and which paid jobs fit each.
Platform
Advanced Custom Fields: structured content for WordPress, kept in files you can move
For site owners who repeat the same kind of page by hand: how custom fields and a content type turn pages into records, and how to keep the definitions portable.
Buyer collection
For a small-business owner: pick the right bounded WordPress fix before you hire anyone
Sort what is wrong with your WordPress site into one named failure, find the cheap checks you can do yourself and request a fixed-scope job only when it fits.
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For a web agency: hand off one bounded WordPress job on a client site without handing over the relationship
What to prepare for each client site, who holds access and who talks to the client, so a fixed-scope WordPress job can be requested cleanly.
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Something your WordPress site should have done did not happen: diagnosis order
An ordered path for missing form emails, late scheduled posts and tasks that never ran: check what was accepted, what was attempted and what was received.