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Is your website showing the “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance” message?
You may encounter this message when applying updates to your site. This happens because a plugin or theme was interrupted before it could finish the updates process.
If you’d like to avoid this, make sure you allow each process to finish before leaving the updates page. This usually keeps the “Scheduled Maintenance” message from displaying.
The message will no longer appear once the plugins or themes have finished updating. Usually, this message goes away on its own after a few minutes. It should not last longer than 10 minutes. Remember to clear your browser cache when you check your site.
If you still see this message after clearing your browser cache, and it’s been over ten minutes, please contact Pressable’s Support Team.
Zach brings a wealth of knowledge to Pressable with more than 15 years of experience in the WordPress world. His journey in WordPress began with creating and maintaining client websites, fostering a deep understanding of the intricacies and challenges of WordPress. Later, his knack for problem-solving and commitment to service led him to pursue a role at Automattic, where he excelled in providing customer support for WooCommerce. His expertise extends beyond technical proficiency to encompass a deep understanding of the WordPress community and its needs.
Outside of work, Zach enjoys spending time with his family, playing and watching sports, and working on projects around the house.
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