What if you are locked out of the site?

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Let’s see how you can easily rollback a WordPress plugin using version control designed for beginners. But first we'll show you how to fix your website if it's broken and you can't access it:

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What if your site is locked?
You must log into the website before rolling back a plugin or theme.

But what if an updated plugin or theme completely breaks your site and displays critical errors or a white screen of death? Or your website still works, but you lose WordPress management?

In these cases, you will need to manually deactivate the plugin or theme.

Manually deactivate WordPress plugins

If updating plugins causes serious issues with your WordPress site, we recommend deactivating all plugins and reactivating them one by one.

When you don't have access to wp-admin, you'll need to check out our guide on how to deactivate all plugins and follow one of two methods to manually deactivate all plugins.

Manually deactivate plugins
You should now be able to access the WordPress admin area. You can skip to the second part below to learn how to revert problematic plugins to older versions. Afterwards, you can reactivate your plugins one by one.

Manually deactivate a WordPress theme