How to Find a Problematic Plugin in WordPress

How to Find a Problematic Plugin in WordPress

 

If your WordPress site or wp-admin isn’t loading, follow these simple steps to identify the plugin causing the issue:

 

1. Access Your WordPress Files

•Use an FTP client (e.g., FileZilla) or cPanel File Manager to access your WordPress files.

•Go to the wp-content/plugins folder.

2. Create a Temporary Folder

•Inside the plugins folder, create a new folder called 01-disable.


3.
Move Plugins One by One

•Move one plugin folder at a time from the plugins folder into the 01-disable folder.

•After moving each plugin, refresh your website and check if it loads.


4.
Find the Problematic Plugin

•If the site or wp-admin works after moving a specific plugin, that plugin is causing the issue.


5.
Fix or Replace the Plugin

•Update the plugin if an update is available.

•Contact the plugin developer for support or look for an alternative plugin.

 

This quick method helps you isolate the problem and restore your site.

Watch the Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWrITB-845Q

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