Culprit Finder documentation
Culprit Finder finds the plugin that causes a problem on your site, or the two plugins that conflict with each other. It switches plugins off for your browser only, asks after each change whether the problem is still there, and narrows things down. Your visitors and other administrators see the normal site the whole time, and nothing is deactivated.
InstallRequirements and installation in two minutes.
Your first runFrom a broken page to a named culprit, step by step.
Whole site down?Start through WordPress recovery mode.
FAQShort answers to the most common questions.
At a glance
Section titled “At a glance”- About 7 answers for 30 plugins: each answer halves the list of suspects.
- Catches two plugins that only fail together.
- Keep plugins on that the problem needs, such as your shop plugin for a checkout problem.
- Answer from the Culprit Finder page, the toolbar on any page, or the dashboard widget.
- Always a way out: Exit, an emergency exit link that works logged out, and an automatic end after 60 minutes without an answer.
- A support report with no site address, user names or emails, and your last 10 results kept on your site.
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