My internal landing pages are blank all of a sudden

It does load something. There’s at least part of the <heaader> that’s loaed because you can see the pages title in the browser. If you look at the source code you’ll see that it gets down into the CSS and JS links, and just stops. There’s a few possibilities for this, but I’d start off with setting this in your wp-config.php file:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

That should show you what the actual error is and give you a starting point of where to look for it.

Sorry just getting started at all of this… I can’t find my wp-config.php file. I have my wp-content, wp-admin, etc. but I can’t find the config.

In reading it seems that maybe the wp-config. file isn’t uploaded… where would I get it from?

There are folders called wp-admin and wp-content, but wp-config.php is a file. That can make a big difference in the way that the files are dipslayed to you, so I’d check again.

If you don’t have a wp-config.php file your system would go into installation mode until it’s created. There is a file in the downloaded ZIP file that’s wp-config.sample.php that gets copied over when you crete the wp-config.php file automatically, so that might also explain why it’s not where you’re looking.

I found it! So I just dropped this: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); at the end of the code but nothing seems to have happened. Did I do it wrong?

Not at the end of the file. It’s already in there before that, but it’s set to false, not true. You need to change that line. The reason that it doesn’t work the way that you’ve done it is that once a constant value is defined using define() the value can’t be changed later on. So, it it’s set as false originally you can’t go back and change it to true later on.

Okay got it… Now when I open my site it says:

Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /home1/brickan3/public_html/wp-content/plugins/follow/follow.php on line 3873

Notice: Constant WP_DEBUG already defined in /home1/brickan3/public_html/wp-config.php on line 92

OK. That means that you haven’t taken out your second define() statement in your wp-config.php file for a start. That’s the first thing to do.

The second one now is to use FTP to get into the servers file system and either delete or rename the folder for the plugin called ‘follow’. That’s the one that’s causing the problems. If you can, I’d also report that issue to the plugins developer so that they can have a chance to fix it.

Does it make a difference what I rename it? If I uninstall the plugin (since it’s not very effective) will it fix the problem?

Okay so I uninstalled it since I don’t really need it and now when I click on a subpage it says:

Notice: Undefined index: kill_sticky in /home1/brickan3/public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-adsense-lite/providers.php on line 506

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /home1/brickan3/public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-adsense-lite/providers.php on line 506

Again… Look at the plugin name, and you’ll see that’s causing an error.

BUT… That error may not be fatal, and it may work without that happening. As the first one is a Notice it’s OK, but as the second one is fatal, that’s a no-go, so that plugin needs to go as well.

Awesome! It worked! Thank you so much for all of your help! I’m new at this and learning more everyday. Thank you again!

I still don′t know how to fix this, can you please share your experience?

@zedna – Without knowing what your problem is it’s impossible to say. Even if your problem is similar to the original problem, there’s most likely a lot of other factors that we don’t know about to be able to help you. Because of this the forum guidelines say that you should start your own topic rather then getting lost in existing topics like this.

I′m sorry, my problem was the same like original. But i found the solution by Clean database button(removing all plugin setting) and re-set up. Now it′s working.