Bird
0
0

You deactivate a plugin to fix a conflict but the site still shows errors. What is the best next step to troubleshoot?

medium📝 Debug Q14 of 15
Wordpress - Plugins and Extensibility
You deactivate a plugin to fix a conflict but the site still shows errors. What is the best next step to troubleshoot?
AReinstall WordPress core files immediately
BClear the site cache and browser cache
CDelete all plugins and reinstall them
DIgnore errors and continue working
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:

  1. Step 1: Understand caching effects

    Sometimes errors persist because cached files still serve old code or data.

  2. Step 2: Clear caches to refresh site state

    Clearing both site cache (like plugin or server cache) and browser cache ensures fresh content loads.

  3. Final Answer:

    Clear the site cache and browser cache -> Option B

  4. Quick Check:

    Clearing cache fixes stale error display [OK]
Quick Trick: Clear caches after changes to see updated site state [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Reinstalling core too soon
  • Deleting all plugins unnecessarily
  • Ignoring errors hoping they go away

Want More Practice?

15+ quiz questions · All difficulty levels · Free

Free Signup - Practice All Questions
More Wordpress Quizzes
Content Management - Posts vs pages difference - Quiz 15hard Plugins and Extensibility - Why plugins extend functionality - Quiz 13medium Plugins and Extensibility - Plugin installation and activation - Quiz 14medium Theme Structure and Basics - Template tags - Quiz 2easy Theme Structure and Basics - Why understanding theme files matters - Quiz 14medium Themes and Appearance - Why themes control presentation - Quiz 13medium Themes and Appearance - Site identity and branding - Quiz 2easy Themes and Appearance - Site identity and branding - Quiz 7medium WordPress Basics and Architecture - Local development setup (Local, XAMPP) - Quiz 6medium WordPress Basics and Architecture - First WordPress site - Quiz 13medium