I have a list of keywords that say the exact same thing but in a different way, each gets traffic. I really would like to get ranked for all of them seperately, but you think I should just try to squeeze as many as I can in one post?

Well, is it easy to write several 'original' posts around the same keyword, even if there are different search terms? That's the problem I am seeing there
John

Yeah, I have 8 articles that say the same thing but in a different way. My question is whether or not to publish them all as posts or make some of them operate as landing pages... I'm leaning towards publishing them as posts, because while they all may basically be saying the same thing, they have different titles and keywords.

If you ever have any questions feel free to ask. It's good to have you apart of the community.

Also if you have hosting problems you can submit a support ticket and get your issue resolved very fast.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support

WA community is very helpful. Thanks for the feedback.

I take it you have uninstalled them and tried adding again, if it continues try putting a support ticket

thanks...katie

do not get disheartened sometimes we can try to hard rather than let it flow

If you cannot connect to WordPress to Install a theme, then you will need to download the theme as a zip file and then upload the file.

sounds like hassle wondered why it is not working see there have been new WP updates today

I don't know why the occasional problem, but it only takes a couple minutes to download and upload the zip file, if you already know what theme you want to use.

yea...i encountered the same

You got this issue resolved?

Thankfully, yes, support fixed the issue for me in less than 24 hours :)

Yep, support resolved it. I don't know exactly what happened though...

I had issues with my WordPress site today, so I can completely relate.

Did you get them resolved?

I had a question about a WP database update in which I had to do in order to login to my website. I updated my WP but it did cause a few things to do haywire. It is getting resolved today as I comb through my site. Wordpress "database update required" message recieved today?

I'm glad you're getting it worked out.

Just a reminder, make sure you export your pages and posts into a file on a regular basis. I think maybe once a week.

Yep. I have the BackWPup installed on my site.

Yes, knowing that would help ...

Yeah, that's what is happening now. I don't understand...

Yeah, maybe that will work, but I had the dashboard issue Saturday, so I cleared everything then, and my computer was off yesterday. I'm not sure I know how to disable JavaScript for when I'm working on my site. I'll have to research that. And I have tried 4 different browsers: IE, Firefox, Chrome, & Opera. I have problems with all of them...

If you want to try to disable Javascript in Chrome, go to preferences>show advanced settings (at the bottom)>content settings then click manage exceptions under JavaScript. Type in www dot WordPress dot com and make sure its on block. Worth a shot.

Tagged this answer, for future problems, thanks!

Awesome Mackie, that worked.
Thank you.

Ok, I did everything you told me too, but I'm unsure why I need to enter chrome://flags/#disable-slimming-paint in browser bar. Should I disable it, or keep it enabled?

Disable it TravH

Your first 4 steps only fixes the first problem, but if I disable it the problem comes back.

I tested this on 4 different sites and themes.

Did you make sure both are disabled?

This is what I have tried:

1. Enable the "Disable slimming paint" option.
2. Ensure that the "Enable slimming paint" option below it is not turned on.
3. Relaunch Chrome.

(This method fixes my first problem only.)

1. Enable the "Disable slimming paint" option.
2. Ensure that the "Enable slimming paint" option below it is not turned on.
3. Relaunch Chrome.
4. Disable "Disable slimming paint" option.

(This method fixes nothing.)

P.S. I never enabled "Enable slimming paint", that was not in the instructions, if that's what you mean by "Did you make sure both are disabled."

This is what I have tried:

1. Enable the "Disable slimming paint" option.
2. Ensure that the "Enable slimming paint" option below it is not turned on.
3. Relaunch Chrome.

(This method fixes my first problem only.)

1. Enable the "Disable slimming paint" option.
2. Ensure that the "Enable slimming paint" option below it is not turned on.
3. Relaunch Chrome.
4. Disable "Disable slimming paint" option.

(This method fixes nothing.)

P.S. I never enabled "Enable slimming paint", that was not in the instructions, if that's what you mean by "Did you make sure both are disabled."

both need to be disabled
John

Thank you John, you got back before I could.

I must be doing something wrong...

I've tried 4 methods:

1. No Go 1, disable both (attached image)

2. No Go 2, disable bottom (attached image)

3. No Go 3, disable top (attached image)

4. No Go 4, enable both (attached image)

No 1 did the trick for me......and I found the solution on 3 different posts on the web (one by Google/Chrome itself)

Oh, don't forget to clear browser cache as well
John

Disable the 2
clear browser cache as well

Tried it... I even ran disk defrag and malware & virus scans.

Until I get this fixed, I guess I'll be using Internet Explorer, because Firefox doesn't let me use the editor for some reason :(.

Try Safari
John

I use Microsoft Windows. I have Opera installed too, so I may give it a go.

Safari works on windows also. It's faster than Chrome, but i don't like the looks of it
John

Yes I have used Safari. I never cared
much for the look but it works great.

I'm glad to know I'm not alone, but I hate to see others having this problem. Maybe we can get it resolved fast...

I personally think it's a WordPress problem, but I do not know for sure. It seems to me like they are releasing updates very quickly, maybe a little too quick...

If you find a fix, please let me know.

Will do