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Resolving WordPress Fatal Errors: A Troubleshooting Guide

Published on: November 14, 2024
Written by Steven Watts

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WordPress fatal errors can crash your site, leaving visitors staring at a blank screen. Here’s how to fix them fast: Turn on debug mode to see error messages Check error logs in /wp-content/debug.log Disable all plugins via FTP Switch to a default WordPress theme Increase…Read more »

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