Broken Link

#404 #broken link #click

There are many plugins that can detect 404 pages, but BugMonitor also indicates on which page and where the broken link is located. Simply check the screenshot taken by BugMonitor, where you can see the location of the broken link.

HTTP error

#404 #http #network

A HTTP error is one of the most common errors. It can be caused by several things. 1.) Open the browser console, switch to the network tab, and open the problematic page. If you do not see an HTTP error on the network tab, there is likely no further action needed with the error. Do […]

Error Insights

Error Insights are short guides on common WordPress problems and how to fix them.

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