my website got error by conflict plugin

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  gloriouszorro595ceb3561 · Member · Mar 4, 2026 at 8:34 pm

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  my website got error by conflict plugin

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  james3265166 · Member · Mar 5, 2026 at 12:17 am

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  To resolve the plugin conflict on your site, you must manually deactivate the problematic extension via your hosting control panel or FTP, as the conflict is likely causing a “White Screen of Death” that blocks access to your standard dashboard. Since you cannot reach the admin panel, you should navigate to your site’s file directory—specifically wp-content/plugins—and rename the folder of the most recently installed or updated plugin; adding a suffix like “-old” to the folder name forces WordPress to automatically disable it, which typically restores site functionality immediately. If you are unsure which specific plugin is the culprit, you can temporarily rename the entire plugins folder to plugins-off to regain dashboard access, then systematically reactivate each one until the error recurs to identify and delete the faulty code.