Theme Errors
Fix WordPress theme errors and broken layouts
Theme errors show up as broken layouts, missing styles, PHP warnings, or a site that looks fine in the editor but wrong on the front end. BugShield developers fix theme code at a confirmed price.
from £49.99
Fix my theme errorThe Problem
Common WordPress theme problems
Layout broke after a theme or WordPress update.
Child theme overrides stopped working.
PHP errors referencing theme functions.php.
Elementor, Divi, or Bricks templates not rendering correctly.
Mobile layout differs badly from desktop preview.
The Answer
How BugShield fixes theme issues
Theme problems often come from outdated templates, incompatible page builder versions, or custom CSS that conflicts with theme updates. We trace the error to the specific template or function and repair it.
We work with major themes and builders daily. You chat with your developer and share theme and hosting access through the Vault.
How It Works
Fix WordPress theme errors in three steps
Describe the layout issue
Share affected URLs, screenshots, and your active theme and builder versions.
Confirmed quote from £49.99
Single theme errors are fixed at our standard one-off price.
Repair and visual check
We fix the theme issue and verify desktop and mobile rendering.
Common WordPress theme errors
Theme errors range from cosmetic layout breaks to PHP fatal errors that take the entire site offline. They often appear after a theme update, a WordPress core update, or a PHP version change on your host.
Page builder themes add another layer of complexity because templates, widgets, and dynamic content all interact with the theme framework.
- Broken layout after a theme or WordPress update
- Child theme overrides stopped working
- PHP errors in functions.php or template files
- Page builder templates not rendering on the front end
- Mobile layout significantly different from desktop
Theme errors vs plugin errors
It is not always obvious whether a theme or plugin is causing the problem. Both can trigger PHP fatal errors, white screens, and broken layouts.
Developers check error logs, switch to a default theme temporarily, and test with plugins disabled to isolate the responsible layer.
How BugShield fixes theme issues
Theme error fixes start from £49.99 with a confirmed quote. We trace the problem to the specific template or function, repair it, and verify desktop and mobile rendering before closing the request.
We fix bugs and errors, not full redesigns. If you need a new look, that is a separate project outside our fix scope.
FAQ
WordPress theme errors FAQs
Do you customise themes or only fix errors?
We fix bugs and errors: broken layouts, PHP faults, and builder conflicts. Full redesigns are outside our fix scope.
Can you fix Elementor and Divi theme issues?
Yes. We regularly fix page builder theme conflicts and template rendering issues.
Will updating my theme break the fix?
We apply fixes compatible with current versions. Child theme changes are documented so updates are safer.
What is the difference between a theme error and a plugin error?
Theme errors usually affect layout, styling, or front-end rendering. Plugin errors often break specific features. Both can cause PHP fatal errors. We diagnose which layer is responsible.
Can you fix child theme issues?
Yes. We repair child theme overrides, functions.php errors, and template conflicts while preserving your customisations where possible.
My site looks fine in the editor but broken on the front end. Can you help?
Yes. This is usually a theme template, caching, or page builder rendering issue. We trace the difference between editor and live output.
Do you fix page builder theme problems?
Yes. We regularly fix Elementor, Divi, Bricks, and other page builder template and rendering issues.
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