The WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD) — a blank white page with nothing on it — is one of the most common WordPress emergencies. It means PHP is crashing before any output can be generated. Bagful diagnoses WSOD for Indian businesses as part of managed hosting support.
Memory limit exhausted: WordPress ran out of PHP memory. Fix: increase memory_limit in wp-config.php (add: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');)
Plugin conflict: A recently installed or updated plugin is causing a fatal PHP error. Fix: deactivate all plugins via FTP and reactivate one by one.
Theme error: Your active theme has a PHP error. Fix: switch to a default theme (Twenty Twenty) via FTP by renaming your theme folder.
PHP version mismatch: Your PHP version is incompatible with a plugin or theme.
1. Enable debug mode: add define('WP_DEBUG', true); to wp-config.php. 2. Check the error message that appears. 3. Deactivate the offending plugin or theme. 4. If you can't access WP-Admin, use FTP to rename the plugins folder.
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