I tried using a CDN to speed up my WordPress site, but now some pages load without styles, and images don’t appear. What could be causing this?

CDN issues often arise from incorrect configuration or missing files. First, verify that your CDN settings include all necessary file types, such as CSS, JavaScript, and images. If certain assets aren’t loading, they might not have been synced properly with the CDN. Use the CDN’s dashboard to check for missing files and force a re-sync if needed.

Another common problem is mixed content warnings when using HTTPS. If the CDN serves files over HTTP, browsers might block them. Ensure your CDN is configured to use HTTPS and update all URLs in your WordPress database to the secure protocol.

Lastly, inspect your theme or plugins for hardcoded URLs that bypass the CDN. Replace these with dynamic URLs using functions like wp_get_attachment_url() to ensure assets load from the correct location. If the issue persists, temporarily disable the CDN to identify whether it’s the root cause and contact the provider for further assistance.