BH_WP_Guru

For a completely white screen, with no buttons or titles at all, you should check your error logs to see if there’s a fatal error or another error.
You also might be able to get the error to show up on the screen if it is hidden from having display_errors set to “Off” in your php.ini file. Edit the php.ini file and maks sure you have display_errors=On and see if the error shows itself to you.

I have tested your site.
I see that CloudFlare is working well. I am not sure what maxcd is. Your site loads every link I click across the top in 1.5-2.5 seconds. I am not sure what you are wanting to speed up more. You could install a caching plugin like WP-Super-Cache if you wanted to.

To check your setup, and test it, please provide your URL.

govpatel is correct, you have not yet pointed your name to Bluehost from your other company. The name servers are currently these:
dns1.registrar-servers.com
dns2.registrar-servers.com
dns3.registrar-servers.com
dns4.registrar-servers.com
dns5.registrar-servers.com

I know for Bluehost, you need to delete those, and put in these instead:
ns1.bluehost.com
ns2.bluehost.com

That change can take 1-72 hours to go through, but normally in less than 24 hours you will see your site working with that admin site link.

Looks like your site is a blank white page. Sometimes called the ‘White Screen of Death’ (WSOD).
This is usually caused by a plugin or the theme having issues. You can try to check your error logs, or set display_errors to be ‘On’ in your php.ini file.
See if you can try to disable all plugins to see if it is them or not. You can try to rename the plugins folder, or edit the database ‘options’ table to temporarily clear the ‘active plugins’ entry.

You have a typo on one of your settings. The path your site is trying to find your images at is this:

https://www.latinropa.com/wp-content\uploads/2012/06/Penguins-300×225.jpg

The typo is that after wp-content and before uploads, you have a back slash (\) and it should be a forward slash (/). That is probably something you can change in your Dashboard in your settings, maybe the setting for the location of the uploads folder.

I know that with Bluehost, you pay for hosting once, and can host an unlimited number of domains under that same account.
Also, yes, you can use plugins with Bluehost. For the speed of your site, you should see if each plugin runs efficiently without requiring too many resources and also try not to use too many plugins on each site.

@adewalelagos: Go ahead and try everything you can see written above, but if it doesn’t help then you should make your own new topic instead of writing on this ‘resolved’ one.

@adewalelagos: The database connection error can happen for several different reasons. You would be best to start your own topic, instead of trying to start a new problem on one that is ‘resolved’. You can also contact bluehost by phone 24/7 also.

No, you can have the same email address at many hosts at once, but inbound email will only go where your MX is pointed to, which is google. It only allows you to send ‘outbound’ from multiple locations.

Sorry, should have said Hostmonster. Hostmonster/Bluehost same company.

I see WSOD for all 3 (some browsers will show a 500 error when its a blank white screen, but Firefox will show the real white screen).

First thing you should try is to make sure that the setting of display_errors = On instead of Off in your php.ini file. I know that Bluehost sets all customers to Off by default. Normally the php.ini will be in your public_html folder, but if you don’t have one yet, you can have cPanel make you one by going to the icon “PHP Config”. Make sure you are editing the line that says display_errors that does not start with a ; (semicolon) to the left, there might be more than one.

A requirement for sending out email from WordPress when you are with Bluehost, is that the email address you want to send from must be created in your Bluehost cPanel account. Even if your incoming email goes somewhere else, creat it at Bluehost as a dummy/placeholder account, then it will work.

@esmi: The bhpress person did not interrupt and did not post their own problem. They only said they had a similar problem before and made suggestions for how the OP could fix the original problem.

I am guessing that you are saying that you want the URL to stay showing domain2.com at the top while it shows the site for domain1.com. I’m guessing also that the problem you are running into is that the URL keeps changing to domain1.com instead?

If the above is true, I know it is happening because WordPress has a built-in redirect to only use the URL that it is installed to. I am not sure if there’s a way around that, you would maybe have to work with the .htaccess of domain1.com. Or you could just do masking by iframe using this:
<iframe src ="https://siteURL.com" width="100%"></iframe>