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"There has been a critical error on this website": how to fix it in 10 minutes
Your WordPress site shows one line, "There has been a critical error on this website", and nothing else. It looks serious, but the cause is almost always one plugin, the theme, a PHP version change or a memory limit. Here is how to find which, and get your site back, step by step.
Connect Claude or another AI assistant to your WordPress site: a safe setup with the MCP Adapter
WordPress now has an official way for AI assistants like Claude to work with your site directly, not just write text you paste in. Here is what the MCP Adapter does, how to connect it in about 15 minutes, and the security settings that matter before you give an AI access to a live site.
Google shows drug ads on your WordPress site, but you can't see them: how to find and remove hidden SEO spam
Some of today's WordPress infections hide from you on purpose. They show spam only to Google, redirect only some visitors, and disguise themselves as a plugin named after your own site. Here is how to tell if your site is affected, how to clean it properly, and how to stop it coming back.
PHP 8.2 stops getting security fixes on December 31. Is your WordPress site ready?
On December 31, 2026, PHP 8.2 joins 8.1, 8.0 and 7.4 on the list of versions that get no more security fixes. Any new hole stays open for good. Here is how to check which PHP your WordPress site runs, pick the right new version and upgrade without breaking anything.
Black Friday on WooCommerce: a 3-week plan so your store stays fast when the orders come in
Black Friday is November 27. The stores that lose sales that day usually lose them to a slow checkout or a crash, not to competitors' prices. Here is a week-by-week plan to get your WooCommerce store ready, from caching and order storage to load testing and a change freeze.
WordPress 7.1.4: attackers are already targeting the updater flaw it fixes. Update safely today
WordPress 7.1.4 fixes 22 security issues, including a flaw that lets an attacker run code on your site, without logging in, while a core update is running. Attack attempts started nine minutes after the first firewall rule went out. Here is how to update without opening that window.
Is a plugin putting your WordPress site at risk? How cPGuard now finds it for you
Most WordPress break-ins start with an outdated plugin, not WordPress itself. WebGee's cPGuard now scans every WordPress, Joomla and Drupal site for known vulnerabilities and emails you a weekly report. Here is how to read it and fix what it finds.
Restore a Deleted File or a Whole Website in Minutes with JetBackup
Deleted a folder, broke the site with an update or got hacked? Here is how WebGee's JetBackup backups work, what they exclude, and how to restore files, databases or a whole cPanel account yourself.
Professional business email for your domain: which WebGee email option fits your team?
A you@yourcompany address builds trust with every message. Compare WebGee's email options, from cPanel email to Premium Email and Workspace, then set up Premium Email step by step.