I've helped several users debug why their website is showing a blank page. The blank page is usually caused by a php error. If Your php.ini is configured to hide this error, you'll get a blank page.
To find these error messages, you can either:
Here is my fully functional WordPress site.
After I intentionally make a change to cause a problem, you can see the page goes blank.
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I don't see an error message because my php.ini is set to hide error messages. To fix this, I'll update it so that it will show error messages.
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Now that my php.ini is setup to show errors, I can see this error:
There is actually an easier way to find the error messages in question. PHP error messages are logged to a file named error_log. This error_log file will reside in the folder that the php script resides in. You can use FTP or the File Manager to view this file and the error messages logged.
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Getting this error message is very important in resolving the issue. You can either pass it on to your programmer or debug it if the code is yours.
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