Hi@ivaninu
If it’s happening across multiple sites right after updating to WordPress 7.2, it’s likely not a page issue but a compatibility problem or a server/PHP issue.
Since you’ve already disabled all plugins, I’d suggest checking these next:
- Switch temporarily to a default theme (like Twenty Twenty-Five) to rule out a theme conflict.
- Enable
WP_DEBUG and check your PHP error logs—if you’re getting a white screen, there’s often a fatal error being logged.
- Please make sure your PHP version meets WordPress 7.2’s requirements and that your hosting environment is up to date.
- If Elementor also hangs with all plugins disabled (except Elementor itself), try reinstalling the latest version of Elementor and WordPress core files.
Hi @ivaninu ,
The information in your first post is not enough to find the cause of the problem. Please provide this information:
- Tell us your PHP version.
- Enable
WP_DEBUG and check the debug log. If you find a fatal error, copy the complete error message.
- Open your browser Developer Tools. Check the Console tab when you open the editor. If you see errors, copy them.
Please, paste the error messages to https://pastebin.com/, https://gist.github.com/, or a similar paste service. Then share the link here.
Also, please tell us the result of these tests:
- Switch to a default WordPress theme, such as Twenty Twenty-Five.
- Disable all plugins except Elementor.
- Try to edit a page again.
Tell us if the problem changes after each test. With this information, it will be easier to identify the cause of the white screen.
Hi, I think this can also happen because of the hosting configuration or a conflict with the theme or plugins.
I have faced similar issues before. Sometimes after a WordPress update, the PHP version, memory limit, or other hosting settings can cause problems with Elementor.
Also, if you are using a modified or unofficial theme/plugin, it can sometimes create conflicts after an update. I would suggest checking that as well.
You can also clear all cache, including the WordPress/plugin cache, server cache, Cloudflare cache, and browser cache.
If the problem is still there, try changing to a default WordPress theme and test the page again. This can help identify if the theme is causing the problem.
If you want, you can also share your PHP version and the error from the PHP/server log. That may help to find the exact cause.