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ThirstyAffiliates is a powerful affiliate link management plugin for WordPress that helps bloggers, marketers, and businesses organize, cloak, and track their affiliate links. With ThirstyAffiliates, you can create clean and professional-looking links, manage them in categories, and insert them directly into your posts or pages with ease.

TranslatePress is a user-friendly WordPress translation plugin that allows you to translate your entire website directly from the front-end using a visual editor. Unlike other translation tools, TranslatePress lets you see changes live as you make them, making it easy to create bilingual or multilingual websites without technical complexity.

Country Restrictions for WooCommerce is a plugin that allows store owners to control which countries can view, purchase, or checkout products in their store.

Beaver Builder is a popular WordPress page builder used to design and customize websites easily. However, issues can occur where Beaver Builder stops loading, modules fail to work, or pages break after updates. These problems may arise due to plugin conflicts, theme compatibility issues, caching problems, or server errors.

A missing WordPress menu bar can make your site look broken and difficult to navigate. Visitors rely on menus to find pages, categories, and products. When the menu bar disappears or fails to display properly, it often happens due to theme errors, plugin conflicts, or misconfigured menu settings.

Contact Form 7 is one of the most widely used WordPress plugins for creating forms. However, many users face the issue where the confirmation (success) message does not appear after form submission. This can confuse visitors, reduce trust, and lower conversions.

A common issue in WordPress is when the sidebar unexpectedly appears below the main content instead of alongside it. This layout error not only breaks your site design but also affects user experience and navigation. The problem usually arises due to theme issues, improper HTML/CSS structure, or plugin conflicts.

A fatal error in WordPress can bring your entire website down, displaying a white screen with an error message. This issue often occurs due to plugin or theme conflicts, PHP errors, memory limit exhaustion, or corrupted files. Such errors can make your site inaccessible and hurt your business.

A 502 Bad Gateway error in WordPress means your server received an invalid response from an upstream server. This error prevents visitors from accessing your website, leading to lost traffic and revenue. It often occurs due to server overload, PHP conflicts, CDN/caching issues, or misconfigured firewalls.

The 429 Too Many Requests Error in WordPress appears when your server or hosting provider blocks requests due to excessive hits. This happens if a plugin, theme, bot, or script makes too many requests within a short time. It can break your site, lock users out, and even affect Google indexing.