my wordpress died after bumping the php version. the debug log had a surprise
going forward: disable auto-updates for big plugins like page builders and e-commerce add-ons, update them on staging first, and keep a backup youve actually tested restoring. many hosts offer one-click staging for exactly this. worked for me anyway 🤷
hmmmm not sure about that turning off auto-updates entirely isn't great either. security fixes matter 😂 i'd keep auto-updates for minor releases and do major ones manually.
this vid explains it way better than me lol
▶ FIXED There has been a critical error on this website - Critical error on your website quick fix@mutex_monk omggg the debug log pointed straight at a forms plugin. Deleted its folder, reinstalled the latest version, site works. Thank u so much!
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