When linking the site, the WordPress deploy page disappeared. How can I invoke WordPress?

Why u remove wordpress deploy? how to downgrade my aapanel version? because wordpress auto deploy is very nice. This is new version is not good" why u remove this on updated version?

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, thank you for your feedback. There is currently a problem that cannot be deployed. You can deploy manually or use one-click deployment in the app store.

aaP_jamespe2005

aaP_hareeshnarayan1982

Iam seeing wordpress deploy back. SO do you solved the issue and make it back?

aaP_d27318855

II faced the same issue on my WordPress website where the deployed page disappeared right after publishing. Here’s what worked for me:

1)Cleared both browser and server cache.
2)Disabled all plugins and then re-enabled them one by one the issue was caused by the "LiteSpeed Cache" plugin.
3)Switched to the default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four) to rule out theme issues.
4)Re-saved permalink settings from Settings > Permalinks.

After doing this, the deployed pages started showing properly again. Hope this helps anyone else facing the same problem!

aaP_mjoe30148

I also faced the same issue on my WordPress website where the deployed page disappeared right after publishing. Here’s what worked for me:

After doing this, the deployed pages started showing properly again. Hope this helps anyone else facing the same problem!

aaP_oliviagrooks

I ran into a similar problem on my WordPress site where published pages were not showing up correctly. What fixed it for me was slightly different, so sharing in case it helps someone else:

Cleared the cache from my hosting panel as well as from my browser.

Turned off all caching or speed optimization tools temporarily to check if any of them were interfering.

Regenerated the .htaccess file by going to Settings > Permalinks and saving the settings again.

Checked file permissions on the server to make sure WordPress could write updates properly.

After doing this, my pages started displaying normally again. Hopefully this gives another angle for anyone trying to troubleshoot the same issue.