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Why do some pages show 404 errors after an update in WordPress?

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Posted April 24th at 16:36

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I recently did an update to my WordPress site, which included updating the WordPress core files and some plugins. After the update was completed, I noticed that certain pages suddenly started displaying 404 errors and not loading properly when I visited those pages. I've checked the page URLs and links to make sure there's nothing wrong, but I still can't resolve the issue. I need to know how to troubleshoot what the update may have caused, whether I need to reset the permalink settings, clear the cache, or check for any conflicts with plugins or themes.

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- lit. a thief will have the guts of a rat0
  Reset permalinks: Go to the WordPress backend and save the fixed link settings to refresh the rewrite rules. Clear Cache: Clear cache plugin and CDN cache. Check Plugin and Theme Conflicts: Disable all plugins and switch to the default theme, enabling them one by one to locate the problem. Check .htaccess file: Make sure the file contains the correct WordPress rewrite rules. Check site URL configuration: Make sure WordPress and site address settings are correct. Database Repair: Use the Database Repair feature to fix potential database issues.
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Reset permalinks: Go to the WordPress backend and save the fixed link settings to refresh the rewrite rules. Clear Cache: Clear cache plugin and CDN cache. Check Plugin and Theme Conflicts: Disable all plugins and switch to the default theme, enabling them one by one to locate the problem. Check .htaccess file: Make sure the file contains the correct WordPress rewrite rules. Check site URL configuration: Make sure WordPress and site address settings are correct. Database Repair: Use the Database Repair feature to fix potential database issues.
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