If your WordPress website is broken after making theme or plugin updates, here's a step-by-step guide to help you fix it:

Access WordPress Admin Dashboard: If possible, log in to your WordPress admin dashboard. Sometimes, the issue might be something that can be resolved from within the dashboard.

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Identify the Issue: Determine what exactly is broken on your website. Is it displaying an error message, a blank screen (white screen of death), or is it just not functioning correctly?

Check Error Messages: If there's an error message displayed on the screen, take note of it. Error messages often provide clues about what might be causing the issue.

Access wp-admin: If the front end of your website is broken, but you can still access the wp-admin area, you have a better chance of troubleshooting and fixing the issue.

Disable Recently Updated Theme or Plugin: If you suspect that a recent theme or plugin update is causing the problem, try disabling the theme or plugin:

Go to the WordPress admin dashboard.

Navigate to "Appearance" - "Themes" if it's a theme issue or "Plugins" - "Installed Plugins" if it's a plugin issue.
Deactivate the recently updated theme or plugin by clicking the "Deactivate" button next to it.

Check Website: After deactivating the theme or plugin, check your website to see if the issue has been resolved. If the website is functioning normally again, you've identified the problematic theme or plugin.

Roll Back Theme or Plugin Updates: If disabling the theme or plugin resolves the issue, you can roll back to the previous version of the theme or plugin until a fix is available:

You might need to access your hosting control panel or use an FTP client to navigate to the wp-content folder of your WordPress installation.

Find the "themes" or "plugins" folder and locate the folder corresponding to the theme or plugin that caused the issue.

Rename the folder to something else (e.g., add "_old" to the end of the folder name) to deactivate it.
This will effectively revert to the previous version of the theme or plugin.

Seek Support: If you're unable to identify or fix the issue on your own, consider seeking support. You can reach out to the theme or plugin developer for assistance, or ask for help in WordPress support forums or communities.

Prevent Future Issues: To prevent similar issues in the future, consider the following:

Always backup your website before making theme or plugin updates.

Test updates on a staging site or locally before applying them to your live site.

Keep your themes and plugins updated regularly to ensure compatibility and security.

By following these steps, you should be able to troubleshoot and fix a broken WordPress website after making theme or plugin updates.

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