Our WordPress Support Services

When WPBakery does not load, work stops right there. You cannot edit pages, update layouts, or publish changes. Often you see a spinner, a white screen, or partial panels. This usually comes from script conflicts or old plugin files. Caching and minification can also block editor assets.Security rules or firewalls may block AJAX and REST calls. Low PHP memory or timeouts can freeze the editor screen. Role Manager limits may hide the editor for your account. Mixed content or CSP rules can stop styles and scripts. We check each layer: browser console, PHP logs, and network calls. Then we fix the root cause with safe, update-proof changes. Your backend editor opens fast, and editing feels smooth again.

When the Elementor widgets panel fails to load, design work stops instantly. You might see a spinning loader, a blank sidebar, or endless buffering. This problem can come from plugin conflicts, outdated Elementor versions, or browser caching. Server-side limits like low PHP memory or max execution time can also cause the issue. Sometimes, JavaScript errors or CDN minification block the panel from loading fully.

Missing product images in your Facebook catalog can ruin ad performance and brand credibility. When customers see blank product tiles or broken thumbnails, they lose trust and skip your listings. This issue often occurs because of feed generation errors, missing image URLs, CDN restrictions, or outdated product data syncs. Sometimes, WooCommerce–Facebook integration plugins fail to map image attributes correctly. Cache layers, mismatched image sizes, or privacy settings can also stop images from appearing in your catalog.

If reCAPTCHA stops working on your WordPress site, it can open the door to spam, fake registrations, and bot attacks. You may see “ERROR for site owner: Invalid key type,” or the reCAPTCHA box may not appear at all. These issues are usually caused by invalid API keys, misconfigured plugin settings, caching problems, or JavaScript conflicts. Sometimes, theme scripts or security firewalls block reCAPTCHA verification requests. Outdated integrations or mixed HTTP/HTTPS URLs can also stop it from loading properly.

When customers make a successful payment but no order is created in WooCommerce, it causes serious confusion and lost sales. This issue may result from gateway misconfigurations, webhook failures, caching problems, or plugin conflicts.

If your WordPress site is sending spam emails, it can quickly damage your domain reputation, trigger blacklisting, and stop legitimate emails from reaching customers. This problem often occurs due to compromised plugins, infected files, or misconfigured email settings.

When the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) stops working, you may see blank screens, unresponsive blocks, or errors while editing posts and pages. These problems are often caused by plugin conflicts, JavaScript errors, caching issues, or outdated WordPress versions.

When the WPBakery Frontend Editor stops working, it can prevent you from editing your pages visually, slowing down content updates and website management. This issue can be caused by plugin conflicts, outdated scripts, memory limits, or JavaScript errors.

When the Divi Theme Options panel doesn’t open, it becomes impossible to manage layouts, styling, and essential site configurations. This problem commonly occurs due to plugin conflicts, browser caching, JavaScript errors, or corrupted theme files.

A 405 Method Not Allowed error in WordPress usually appears when the web server blocks specific HTTP requests, such as POST or PUT, that your site is trying to perform. This issue can prevent pages, forms, or APIs from working correctly. It often occurs due to incorrect server configurations, security plugins, or misrouted URLs.

The “Fatal Error: Maximum Execution Time Exceeded” message appears when a PHP script on your WordPress website takes too long to complete. This issue often occurs due to heavy plugins, large database operations, theme updates, or low server limits. Our WooHelpDesk team resolves this issue for just $79, ensuring your site loads smoothly without hitting time limits again.

If your WordPress site doesn’t properly redirect non-www URLs to the www version (or vice versa), it can cause duplicate content issues, SEO ranking loss, and broken links. This problem often occurs due to misconfigured .htaccess rules, SSL settings, or plugin conflicts. Our WooHelpDesk team provides expert troubleshooting and setup for just $79, ensuring your website consistently redirects to the correct URL version.