Its a white screen which displays when you should see your WordPress website. Therefore, its presence, signifies the death(!) of your WP site… at least for a short while.
Here at Silicon Dales, we’re all about solutions, not problems, though, so when we tag something with WSOD, its because we’re looking to help you resolve exactly this situation.
Consider us your friendly WordPress first aid-ers, offering some much needed CPR for your WordPress website. Its not really death, just a temporary illness :)
Happy bug-hunting!
Okay, so you got a problem? Your WordPress website just. Went. White!! In this WordPress tutorial, I will describe some of the processes you can go through to resolve your WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD) quickly and efficiently, so that you can get your website back up and running; you can worry about the …
WooCommerce is the most popular eCommerce plugin for WordPress. Silicon Dales are verified WooExperts and have a wealth of experience assisting a variety online stores operating on the software.
For WordPress sites without WooCommerce, see our Guide to Updating WordPress websites here.
WordPress is used by 30% of websites – even in a sample of the top million websites. It’s popular and it works.
In order to keep up with a changing world, the code powering WordPress is updated on a regular basis. As a result, the plugins, themes and integrations which work with WordPress also update on a regular basis (at least, the good ones do!).
If you recently updated WooCommerce Subscriptions to the much awaited and hotly anticipated version 2.1, you may find that there are a few nifty new features. Things like automatically retrying failed payments are now a thing, and much more. But, as with any update, you may run into issues and incompatibilities. This will be particularly so …
