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How to Fix the WordPress “Critical Error” on the Widgets Page After a PHP Upgrade
Upgrading your server to PHP 8+ is essential for site performance and security, but it can occasionally trigger unexpected backend crashes. A common issue after a PHP upgrade is navigating to Appearance > Widgets (/wp-admin/widgets.php) only to be greeted by the dreaded message:
"There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions."
If your post editor works fine but your widget manager suddenly throws a critical error, the culprit is almost
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Posted in WordPress Customization
Tagged array_merge, backend crash, cpanel, critical error, database, fatal exception, file manager, ftp, mysql, php, php 8, php error message, php upgrade, phpmyadmin, sidebars_widgets, site performance, sql query, strict typing, TypeError, website security, wordpress debug mode, WP_DEBUG, wp_options, wp-config.php
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How to Fix: WordPress Error Class ‘C_NextGen_Settings’ Not Found
If your WordPress site is currently down with the fatal error: Class 'C_NextGen_Settings' not found, as the saying goes, you are not alone.
Just a white screen, staring at you - not so much the "White Screen of Death" (WSoD) - you get a clue on what is causing it by the error message displayed:
Error thrown
Class 'C_NextGen_Settings' not found
On every single page. You cannot even login to your WordPress admin panel.
The formatting of the error
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Compare iWeb, Dreamweaver, RapidWeaver & More to the Flexibility of UltimateWB
Thinking about using a downloadable website builder to get your site online? Maybe you used to work with iWeb, Dreamweaver, RapidWeaver, EverWeb, or another offline website tool and are looking for something similar - or something better.
While desktop website builders can offer some appealing benefits, they come with major limitations that can hold your website back in today’s web environment.
Here’s how they compare
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Posted in Compare Website Builders
Tagged adobe, adobe creative cloud, apple, browser-based, build websites offline, code from scratch, collaboration, css, customizable, desktop website builders, downloadable website builder, dreamweaver, everweb, flexibility, freedom, ftp, hidden costs, html, iWeb, mac, manual uploading, mobile-friendly, mobirise, no code, no monthly SaaS fees, offline editing, offline website tool, plugins, powerful website builder, rapidweaver, responsive app, responsive design, scalability, scalable, security, subscription, web hosting choice
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FileZilla Upgrade: new FTP settings to connect/upload files without repeat errors
Posted in Web Hosting
Tagged connect to server, connection error, download files, filezilla, filezilla error, ftp, ftp issues, sftp, upgrade, upload files
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