So for some reason i get this result on my website
By reading other questions and searching the web i found that something like this could have been a result of some caching plug-in that interferes with something else and thats how we get this result but i don’t use any caching plug-in.
Some facts are that:
- The page does use the
charset="utf-8"
meta tag - The website uses English and Greek characters ( if the problem was one of these first 2 points then the admin panel would also fail , right ? )
- If i log into as admin then the page loads fine.
- I also noticed that if i activate/deactivate any plug-in the website loads once and then after refresh the problem comes up again.
How can i come down to a conclusion of why this is happening?
Did you ever had a similar experience?
What other info should i share so that we find the root of the issue ?
1 Answer
So my previous search results were actually true. This problem was coming because of a cache plug-in.
I am hosting this website at BlueHost and there was a plug-in named endurance-page-cache that was installed by BlueHost to improve the page speed and i was not aware of.From my search i found out that other people where also having problem with this plug-in.
All in all the caching of this plug-in was messing with my website… so i had to talk with BlueHost support so that they will disable the plug-in.
After that the page was working fine.