2 Comments
  1. What version of PHP are you running?

    Also, you can set `WP_DEBUG` to `false` and install Query Monitor if you need to track PHP errors.

  2. There is definitely a plugin or theme installed that’s causing this. The current version of WordPress itself runs fine on php 8.0. I wouldn’t go higher than that though as a lot of themes/plugins haven’t been updated.

    Check your plugins and mu-plugins folders.

 

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