~ WordPress White Screen Of Death ~

So you have been hit with the Infamous WSOD (White Screen Of Death)
Well you have come to the right place. Here I will outline some steps to take to try and resolve the WSOD issue you are experiencing..
In time I will open the section to Comments where Visitors may be able to request Support for their WP WSOD Issue.
Now.. Lets Begin
Plug-In Troubleshooting
- Connect to your Site using a FTP Program (FileZilla, CyberDuck, WinSCP, Or many others).
OR
- Log in to your cPanel Account (domain-name.com/cPanel) and Select the “File Manager” Option located in the “Files” Section
- Test if the Site is now loading a Page. If so you can proceed to narrow down which Plug-In in the cause. First make sure you re-name your Plug-Ins folder back to ‘plugins’
- To do this you will have to rename each Plug-In individually to see which one is the cause. Personally I find it easier to renamed 2 or 3 at a Time.
Theme Troubleshooting
- Attempt to log in to your WPAdmin Area. (If you can log in – Change your Current Theme.) Test for correction.
- If white screen also appears on the WP Admin Side You will have to change the theme manually VIA PH My Admin (in cPanel)
- Once Logged In Select Your Data Base (Mine is username_fywp)
- Select Your Data Base And from the ‘Dropped Menu’ choose ‘Options’
- Look for the ‘current_theme’ – This will display your Currently Active Theme.
- Double click the Current Theme’s ‘option_value’ and Change the text to either one of the following: “Twenty Fourteen”, ‘Twenty Thirteen”, OR “Twenty Twelve”. You can see an example in the screen shot to the right.
Congratulations.
You have now ensured You Do Not Have any conflicting Plug-Ins Or Themes.
Clear your Browsers Cache and test your site. If you are still receiving a White Page; Please contact your hosting Provider as there May be a server issue that is effecting your site at this time.
~ If the issue persists after you have spoken with your Hosting Company, Its possible your site may have been hacked. In a case like this it is best to raise a Ticket to your Hosting Company to further investigate any Infected Files. If you have been hacked; you can follow the steps outlined here to help with possible recovery and clean up. ~
Another way to locate errors is to add the following line of code to your wp-config.php file
Insert after the Header Start: <?php
define('WP_DEBUG', true);