Divi Theme

The Divi theme is a very powerful, highly customizable theme for WordPress. To activate the theme on your WordPress site, go to the Dashboard of your site. From there, go to Appearance > Themes and select Divi.

The Divi Builder

The Divi theme comes with a page builder that can be used for posts, pages, and projects. This builder makes it very easy to make pages exactly the way you want them to look. To start using the Divi Builder, go to the page or post you’d like to edit or create and select Use The Divi Builder. The Divi Builder will then replace the area where you’d normally input text.

Sections, Rows, and Columns

The Divi Builder organizes content into sections. Inside each section of your post, you can have any number of rows, and you can then separate those rows into many different combinations of columns of varying sizes. You can add sections by selecting Standard Section or Fullwidth Section. To add rows, select Add Row, and to add columns, select Insert Column(s) and then choose a division of columns from the pop-up window.

Modules

In Divi, modules are what actually hold the content that you want displayed on your post. Inside of each column that you made, there will be an option to Insert Module(s).

Clicking on that option will create a pop-up windows in which you can select which module you would like. There are many different types of modules you can add: images, videos, text, and anything else you could need for creating your own site.

1.“Internal Server Error”

One common problem for WordPress websites is the “Internal Server Error” or “500 Internal Server Error” as it is also sometimes called.

It basically means that something went wrong but your server was unable to identify the issue.

Below screen will appear once you got this type of error.

In such case please co-ordinate with your website administrator and get this resloved.

2.”Error Establishing a Database Connection”

When you see the above message, the problem is clear: WordPress can not connect to the site’s database.

In case you didn’t know, the database is where WordPress saves all your content, like posts and pages and other vital information.

It is an essential part of the website that your site can not exist without. Consequently, when the connection is down, so is your site.

Below screen will appear once you got this type of error.

In such case please co-ordinate with your website administrator and get this resloved.

3.”White Screen of Death”

What is the blue screen of death for Windows users is the white screen of death (WSOD) for WordPressers.

It simply means your site is gone and your browsers shows a screen with nothing on it.

The WSOD can affect your entire site but is also sometimes only be present in part of it.

Besides the adrenalin rush of having your site offline, the most annoying part of this problem is that you don’t have any error message pointing you to the issue.

Total blank screen will appear once you got this type of error.

In such case please co-ordinate with your website administrator and get this resloved.

4.”Images Not Uploading / Http Error”

Sometime you may not be able to upload any media file on your website, This might be because of file size limit exceeds above the limit is assign for uploading media files.

In such cases compress your image and make sure image size should be below 500kb and then try to upload file.

If error still getting this error check image resolution and then co-ordiante with website administrator to resolve such kind of errors.

Below screen will appear once you got this type of error.

In such case please co-ordinate with your website administrator and get this resolved.