Transform your WordPress plugin troubleshooting process with Rapyd Dashboard. Resolve issues effortlessly and ensure your website runs smoothly with just a few clicks.

1. Plugin Conflicts: When two or more plugins have compatibility issues and cause conflicts, leading to errors or malfunctions.

2. Incompatibility with WordPress Version: Some plugins may not be compatible with the version of WordPress you are using, resulting in errors or unexpected behavior.

3. Outdated Plugins: Using outdated plugins can lead to compatibility issues with the latest version of WordPress or other plugins, causing errors.

4. Insufficient Plugin Permissions: If a plugin does not have the necessary permissions to perform certain actions or access specific resources, errors can occur.

5. Plugin Code Errors: Poorly coded plugins or plugins with bugs can cause errors or crashes on your WordPress site.

6. Plugin Installation or Activation Issues: Errors can occur during the installation or activation of plugins, preventing them from functioning correctly.

Read: Debugging WordPress Site Issues with WordPress Plugin Management

Ease of Use: Rapyd Dashboard has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to navigate and operate, even for beginners. This makes it an excellent tool for troubleshooting WordPress plugins.

Time-Saving: Instead of spending hours trying to figure out which plugin is causing your website to break, the Rapyd Dashboard simplifies the process, allowing you to identify the problem in a matter of minutes.

Remote Access: Rapyd Dashboard can be accessed from anywhere, enabling you to quickly troubleshoot and resolve plugin issues even when you're not physically present at your workstation.

Bulk Actions: Rapyd Dashboard allows you to deactivate or activate multiple plugins simultaneously, saving you the time and effort of managing them individually.

Detailed Plugin Information: The dashboard provides comprehensive details about each plugin installed on your WordPress site, allowing you to make informed decisions when troubleshooting.

Plugin Rollback Option: Rapyd Dashboard offers the option to Rollback a plugin to its previous version. This can be useful if a recent update is causing issues on your site.

Access Without WP Admin Panel: Even if a plugin error prevents access to your WordPress admin panel, Rapyd Dashboard allows you to manage your plugins, making it a reliable solution for critical situations.

Reduces Need for Technical Expertise: With Rapyd Dashboard, you don't need deep technical knowledge or the assistance of developers to solve plugin issues every time. It simplifies the process, making it accessible to all users.

Read: The Benefits of the WordPress Plugin Management Tool

When your WordPress site breaks, the culprit is often an installed Plugin. To rectify this issue, follow the steps outlined below to troubleshoot your WordPress site using Rapyd Dashboard.

Login to the Rapyd dashboard by entering your email address and password after completing the Registration process. Next click "Login" to access the dashboard.

Once logged in, select your desired website from the Cloud app. If you have multiple websites, use the search bar to find the one you need.

Then choose the desired website from the Sites tab to Manage WordPress Plugin of your Website (Here we are using Aviation Leaders as an example) If you have multiple websites, use the Search bar to find the specific one.

Now click on Plugins option from the left menu and enter the new screen.

The Plugins page displays all of your installed Plugins. This page offers various functions that allow you to perform different tasks related to your Plugins. For more information on these features, check out the blog post: Managing WordPress Plugins on Your Rapyd Dashboard.

To determine if a Plugin is causing the issue, first, Load your webpage to check its current status. Then, return to the Rapyd Dashboard.

Select all of your installed active Plugins by ticking the box beside Plugin.

Then choose Deactivate option from the Bulk actions dropdown menu. Finally hit Apply to complete the action.

After this, reload your WordPress site again. If now the site is working properly, then it is likely a Plugin causing the issue.

To identify the problematic Plugin, return to the Rapyd Dashboard and reactivate your installed Plugins one at a time. To activate each Plugin choose the Plugin by tick marking the box below the Plugin name.

Now click Activate from the dropdown menu and press Apply.

After each activation, Refresh your webpage. If your site breaks again, the last Plugin you activated is likely causing the issue.

Once you've identified the problematic Plugin, you can either delete it or deactivate it. Alternatively, you could Rollback the Plugin to a previous version. This could resolve the issue if it was caused by a recent update to the Plugin.

To do so, select the Plugin and click on the Rollback icon.

Now, If you want to Re install the current version of the plugin click on the “Reinstall” button. But if you choose any previous version that you wish to install then the button name will automatically change into Rollback. Simply hit the Rollback button from the pop-up screen.

Another popup will appear where you have to click confirm to rollback.

In some cases, a Plugin error may prevent you from accessing your WordPress admin dashboard. This could potentially bring down your entire WordPress site.

To troubleshoot Plugin-related issues, traditionally, you would need to access the FTP File Manager, possibly with the help of a developer. However, by using the Rapyd Dashboard, you can conveniently resolve such issues without needing to access your Rapyd admin panel.

Troubleshooting WordPress Plugins doesn't have to be a daunting task. With Rapyd Dashboard, you can easily identify and resolve Plugin issues, saving you time and the need for developer assistance. Whether you're a WordPress novice or a seasoned expert, the Rapyd Dashboard is an invaluable tool for ensuring your site runs smoothly and efficiently.