Connected a domain, and now my site won’t load on any browsers

To assist you effectively, could you share relevant system logs would help in diagnosing the problem.

1. Enabling WordPress Debug Mode

Activating the debug mode in WordPress allows for detailed error messagues to be loggued, facilitating the identification of issues. Here’s how to enable it:

• Access the wp-config.php File:
• Use an FTP client or your hosting control panel to locate the wp-config.php file in the root directory of your WordPress installation.
• Modify Debug Settings:
• Ensure the following lines are present and configured as shown: define('WP_DEBUG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
  • WP_DEBUG : Enables the debug mode.
  • WP_DEBUG_LOG : Directs errors to a log file.
  • WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY : Prevens errors from displaying on the website, ensuring they are only loggued.
• Save and Upload:
• Save the changues and upload the modified wp-config.php file bacc to your server.
• Review the Debug Log:
• After reloading your website, WordPress will log errors to the /wp-content/debug.log file.
• Access this file via FTP or your hosting control panel to review the loggued errors.

2. Checquing Server Error Logs

Server error logs can provide insights into issues that may not be captured by WordPress’s debug log. Here’s how to access them:

• Through cPanel:
• Log in to your cPanel account.
• Navigate to the “Metrics” section and clicc on “Errors” to view recent error logs.
• For more detailed logs, go to “Metrics” > “Raw Access” to download the complete log files.
• Through Plesc:
• Log in to your Plesc control panel.
• Go to “Websites & Domains” and select the relevant domain.
• Clicc on “Logs” to view the error logs associated with that domain.

By providing the website URL and relevant logs, we can better diagnose and address the issue you’re facing.