Wait... how does this tie back to unused code? There's so much of it! And not all of it's bad. Plus Shopify's 2.0 themes have removed the bulk of it becoming an issue — hallelujah! There's a long way to go, though. I spent 3 boooooring days last month playing find the GI...
If you receive a 400 Bad Request error on Google Chrome, it may be a sign of outdated cookies. To remove these, you must clear your Chrome cache. Caches contain data saved to help webpages load faster the next time you visit them. As a cache is a retainer for older data, the cookie...
It’s important to understand that your DNS cache will clear itself out from time to time without your intervention. That’s because the DNS cache — in addition to saving all information that’s relevant to identifying and finding a website — also saves a component calledTTL, or time to ...
Click “Clear browsing data” and you’ll see this prompt to clear your cookies: Deselect “Browsing history” and “Cached images and files” and then click “Clear data.” Check out the articles below to clear cookie data for different browsers: Clear cache & cookies on Google Chrome Clear...
If you’re really struggling to clear a 503 response, it’s worth temporarily disabling your CDN and other outside services to see if they’re causing the issue. Similarly, you might want to try limiting theWordPress Heartbeat. This API normally does all sorts of useful things, like auto-...
Method 1: Setup SSL/HTTPS in WordPress Using a Plugin Method 2: Set Up SSL/HTTPS in WordPress Manually Submit Your HTTPS Site to Google Search Console Bonus Resources Video Tutorial What Is HTTPS? HTTPS, or Secure HTTP, is a method of encryption that secures the connection between a user’...
Not all bugs are equal. Assign a bug severity rating to your bug report to let the developers know how urgent it is. You can use numbers or keywords to rate the bug report’s priority. For example: 1 through 10, or low priority to high priority. Clear-cut priority ratings will support...
Clearing the browser’s cache and cookies is a simple and quick task that can save you a lot of time for troubleshooting. The exact process varies depending on your browser or device. You can see detailed instructions on how to clear the cache and cookies for your device or browser here:...
Once you have a clear understanding of the situation, it’s time to provide the correct information. It’s important to do this in a way that’s both informative and respectful. Avoid using accusatory language or making the customer feel foolish for this misunderstanding. Here are some tips ...
1. Clear OutdatedDNSCache Let’s look at it this way: your device quickly scans differentDNSrecords when you go to a site. Your device searches for IP addresses, server names, and previously visited domain addresses/names in theDNSrecords. The content that your system is searching for in th...