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Past issues that stay useful.
Each issue is stored as a practical reference, with descriptive titles and topic tags so you can find the right fix later instead of digging through old emails.
Issue 21
The plugin update that took the site down at 4pm on a Tuesday
Most WordPress sites are edited live with no safety net, which is why a routine plugin update can take the whole site down at the worst moment. What a staging site is, why important changes should be tested on a copy first and how a tested restore plan can reduce downtime.
Issue 20
Your backups are fine. Have you ever restored one?
Most WordPress sites have a backup running and have never once been restored from it. The difference matters only on the worst day, when it is too late to find out. What "I have backups" usually hides, the 4 ways a backup quietly fails and how to prove yours works before you need it.
Issue 19
A critical PHP flaw was announced. Is your site covered?
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities announced on 21 October 2026 let attackers run code on a web server without logging in. WordPress, theme and plugin updates do not fix them. How to check your PHP version, why the version number alone can mislead and what to do on managed, shared and self-managed hosting.