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WordPress White Screen of Death Fix

The white screen is a PHP fatal error with error display switched off. The page is not empty — the error just is not shown. Enabling logging usually identifies the exact file and line within minutes.

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Sound familiar?

Symptoms I see with this.

If any of these describe what you're looking at, this is the right fix. If you're not sure, describe it and I'll point you at the right one.

  • Blank white page on the front end, wp-admin, or both
  • It started right after a plugin, theme or core update
  • Some pages load and others are blank
  • No error message anywhere visible
Diagnosis

What usually causes it.

In roughly the order I check them. Knowing the likely causes is what makes a fix fast rather than exploratory.

01

Plugin or theme fatal error

By far the most common. An update introduced code incompatible with your PHP version, or two plugins declaring the same function name.

02

PHP memory limit exhausted

A heavy page or plugin exceeding memory_limit dies with no output. Raising the limit restores service; finding what needs that much memory is the real fix.

03

Corrupted core file

An interrupted update leaves a truncated file. Comparing against the official release identifies it immediately.

04

PHP version incompatibility

The host upgraded PHP and older theme or plugin code no longer parses. Either the code updates or PHP gets pinned while it is fixed properly.

What the job includes.

  • Error logging enabled and the actual fatal error located
  • Cause fixed rather than the plugin simply deactivated and abandoned
  • PHP version and memory limits checked and set appropriately
  • Core file integrity verified
  • Written note on what happened and how to avoid a repeat
  • 14-day correction guarantee

Questions, answered.

Is my content still there?

Yes. A white screen is a rendering failure, not data loss. Your posts, pages and media are untouched.

I can't get into wp-admin at all. Can you still help?

Yes — I work at the file and database level, which does not need wp-admin access. Hosting or FTP access is enough.

Will you just deactivate the plugin that broke it?

Only if that is genuinely the right answer. Deactivating removes whatever the plugin was doing, so where a proper fix is achievable that is what I do.

Let's get it fixed.

Send the symptoms, when it started, and what changed just before. You'll get a straight answer and a fixed price — usually the same day.

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