4 Fixes for White Screen of Death in WordPress

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Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank screen upon opening your WordPress site? Everything was working fine just a moment ago, and suddenly the site turned blank! It could also be that the WordPress site is loading fine, but the dashboard isn’t. Situations like this what the WordPress Country Email List community likes to call the infamous White Screen of Death – and it’s one of the most unsettling things about WordPress.

If you haven’t come across this term yet – then you’re one of the lucky ones. Today we’ll talk about the various symptoms of the White Screen of Death (let’s call it WSOD), and learn the cure for each ailment.





First thing’s first. The WSOD is an anomaly which stems from a host of different reasons. If you’re lucky, then your particular case would fall under the common symptoms – for which ready-made fixes are available. However, if you can’t determine the cause of the problem, then you’re better off at the hands of a WordPress expert.

4 Reasons (and Solutions) for WordPress White Screen of Death
The good news, however, is that the chances of your WSOD incident falling into the unknown category is quite slim. Most often, the cause of the WSOD falls under three general categories. This tutorial outlines simple, and easy to follow steps to fix each of the causes for WordPress White Screen of Death.