Tips and troubleshooting

• No data or zeros: Ensure FleekDash tracking is enabled and that the site has had traffic in the selected period. Check network tab for 200 responses from /wp-json/fleekdash/v1/analytics/*. If the backend uses external sources (e.g. GA), verify their configuration.

• Charts show "No data": Some charts only support certain ranges (e.g. 7d, 30d, 90d). Try Last 30 Days or Last 7 Days. For Popular Posts, ensure there are posts with view data.

• Live not updating: Confirm Live is on and the Active Now card is visible. Check the browser console for errors on the real-time request. If the real-time API is disabled or returns errors, the card may stay at zero or show the last successful value.

• Stale numbers: Click Refresh to force a refetch. If you manage the server, consider clearing or warming the analytics cache (via the cache API) when you need guaranteed fresh data.

• Export does nothing: The Export button may be a placeholder until the full export UI (format selection, file download) is implemented. The export API exists; check the docs or contact support for programmatic export options.

• Data source shows only WordPress: Google Analytics and hybrid sources are planned; until they are integrated, only WordPress Analytics appears. This is expected.

• Slow first load: The page may lazy-load and show a skeleton. Large date ranges or many metrics can make the first load slower; use a shorter period (e.g. 7d) to test, and rely on backend caching for repeated visits.

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