AndrewOnTime

You may have to check the ownership and permissions of your files.

Contact your web hosting company for that one. Any good web hosting company will have a script they can run to fix all that automatically. It is faster and more accurate to have them run a script, than to do that yourself.

I’d like to know if that solves it. Keep us posted!

Hey TranceFixxed,

Usually when you get just a white screen, there is an error, but it is not being displayed.

The reason for this is because the display_errors directive in your php.ini file is set to off. Turn on display_errors by editing your php.ini file and replacing this:

display_errors = off

With this:

display_errors = on

Once the you can see the errors on your page start by seeing if the error is caused on the server end or is something within wordpress.

If it appears to be something that can be fixed, contact your web hosting company. They will help you.

If it’s on WordPress, then your best bet might be to restore from a backup. Again, your web hosting company can help you there.