The white screen of death is usually related to low WordPress Memory Limit or you have a critical error on your website.
So what you need to do at this point is to access your installation files via the hosting dashboard and file manager or FTP and rename all plugins in wp-content/plugins by changing the folder names. Example: folder1 to folder1_
Renaming folders will disable the plugins.
If you’re able to get access to the dashboard back again, it would be wise to then enable the debugging and error log. Once that’s done, start renaming your plugins on by one (deleting the _ in the folder name) and refreshing the dashboard after renaming each. By the time you’re done, you should be able to replicate the issue and a log should be populated. Then you can focus on the exact error and how to resolve it.
The shorter path to resolution is to get in touch with your hosting provider support
The white screen of death is usually related to low WordPress Memory Limit or you have a critical error on your website.
So what you need to do at this point is to access your installation files via the hosting dashboard and file manager or FTP and rename all plugins in wp-content/plugins by changing the folder names. Example: folder1 to folder1_
Renaming folders will disable the plugins.
If you’re able to get access to the dashboard back again, it would be wise to then enable the debugging and error log. Once that’s done, start renaming your plugins on by one (deleting the _ in the folder name) and refreshing the dashboard after renaming each. By the time you’re done, you should be able to replicate the issue and a log should be populated. Then you can focus on the exact error and how to resolve it.
The shorter path to resolution is to get in touch with your hosting provider support