✅ 1. Permalink Structure Check:
- Make sure the “Post name” permalink structure is selected (or your custom structure includes %postname% ).
- Go to Settings > Permalinks.
- Select Post name: https://exampleyoursite.com/sample-post/
- Save Changes.
👉 Sometimes changing permalinks can break post creation temporarily, so this refresh is important.
✅ 2. Check Blog Page Assignment:
- Go to Settings > Reading.
- Under Your homepage displays, make sure:
- Homepage: Set to your homepage.
- Posts page: Set to your “Blog” page.
- Save changes.
👉 Without this setup, WordPress won’t know where to display your posts.
✅ 3. Clear Cache:
- If you have a caching plugin (like WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, etc.), clear the cache.
- Clear your browser cache as well.
- Go to Hostinger Page to Clear the Cache using Flush Cache.
✅ 4. WooCommerce & Blog Conflict:
- Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Product Permalinks.
- Check if Product base and Post base are conflicting (e.g., both using /product/ or /shop/).
- If so, set a unique product base (e.g., /store/ instead of /product/).
- Save changes.
✅ 5. Theme or Plugin Conflict:
- Try creating a new post under Posts > Add New.
- If it works, the issue might be a Woostify/ Astra theme setting or conflict with WooCommerce.
- Temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four).
👉 WordPress doesn’t like when posts and products use the same URL base. Modify to /store/
✅ 6. Check for Missing Blog Post Type:
- If Posts aren’t appearing at all, your post type could be missing:
- Go to Posts > All Posts — do you see any posts?
- If not, try creating a new post and check if it saves as a draft.
✅ 7. Database Refresh:
- Go to Tools > Site Health.
- Look for any database errors or missing table warnings.
- If necessary, use a plugin like WP-Optimize to clear transients and repair the database.