Use the default theme

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In some cases, installed themes or plugins are facing compatibility issues. To check if this is the cause of the blank screen, revert to the default theme and deactivate all plugins.

Then, reactivate them one by one to try to understand which one is causing the error.

Increase memory limit
In most cases, the white screen does not have a direct link to the website memory. Still, it is possible that the website exceeds the standard memory limit set in the wp-config.php file .

To increase this limit, add the following line of code: ('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M') . If the cause of the white screen is memory related, this will resolve the issue.

2. Internal server error

Who has never encountered the message “500 internal server error” while browsing the Internet? The internal server error is another one of the scariest problems for someone working with WordPress.

The reasons for the problem are numerous. Therefore, the same solutions presented in the previous topic are used to try to locate and resolve the cause. Additionally, you should check your .htaccess file.

.htaccess
Among many other functions, this file rewrites URLs your website

To check if the .htaccess is, in fact, corrupted, go to the file sweden mobile database manager and rename the code to " .htaccess/backup ".

Next, test if your website is back to normal. If so, visit the permalink settings page and save the changes.

3. Error connecting to the database

If you work with WordPress and not another CMS , you have probably encountered this error hundreds of times. This is the most common problem on the platform, which can be caused simply by a crash on your database server .

In that case, the only possible approach is to try to contact the server and wait for help.

In other cases, however, the error can be resolved by you. Often, the connection failure is the result of incorrect credentials. Therefore, check that the username and password have been entered correctly.