Introduction
Is your WordPress site stuck in maintenance mode? Don’t worry; this guide will show you how to fix it. By following these steps, you’ll get your site back to normal in no time.
Understanding and Resolving Maintenance Mode
WordPress enters maintenance mode during updates, but sometimes it gets stuck. This can happen due to update interruptions or plugin conflicts. Here’s how to resolve it:
- Access and Modify Site Files:
- Use FTP or your hosting file manager to access your site’s files.
- Find and delete the ‘.maintenance’ file in your WordPress root directory.
- Verify and Complete Updates:
- Check your site. If it loads, the issue is fixed.
- Ensure all updates in your WordPress dashboard are complete.
- Troubleshoot Further if Needed:
- If the issue persists, it might be due to plugin or theme conflicts.
- Deactivate all plugins and switch to a default theme for troubleshooting.
Additional Resources
Conclusion
Fixing a WordPress site stuck in maintenance mode is usually straightforward. Regular backups and staged updates can prevent future issues. For more detailed guides and tips, visit our WordPress Resources.
