Polylang issue after install - wordpress

I've installed Polylang to a new WordPress website. I've added the default language but then every page is white. What can I do to solve that?
The permalinks is: postname.
I've tried to change the settings of the plugin or something else but it's not working.

Apperantly, this can happen when the theme cannot differentiate between Polylang and WPML and then tries to make use of WPML specific functions.
More information about this can be found here.
And the solution is to add the following line inside wp-config.php:
define('PLL_WPML_COMPAT', false);

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Also make sure you are using updated Plugins and Theme.
Please make sure minimum requirements for WPML meet.
Please check for a possible theme and plugin conflict. To do that you can switch back to any default theme (e.g. Twenty Seventeen theme), Disable all plugins except WPML and see if this issue goes away with default theme and only WPML activated?

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I've tried everything:
Deactivate plugins and reactivate one by one
Configure .htaccess
Change Permalink
Re-install Wordpress
The issue is in the theme I guess. Whenever I changed mine to default, it works, but not with the current one.
I am using Averie Theme: screen shot
Problem Solved! The issue is in the theme. I just upgraded the theme to latest version
Try to change the theme to like Twenty seventeen etc.. and see if the issue is still remains. as Jovan Jovanović said, it can be related to your theme.

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How can I changing posts scheme in wordpress ?
Do I need to use for this plugin?
e.g : here - posts scheme on home page
I'm not entirely sure I understand the question, but will try to answer it.
If you want to change the way your posts look, you can do one of these methods:
1) Use a different theme. Download and install new theme, then activate it.
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I tried this but knowing is this correct or not too.
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Im new to wordpress plugin development. I want to be able to change the behavior of another wordpress plugin. Is there a good way to do this. ie. Should i create a new plugin to override its behavior, or should I change the plugin directly. If anyone else has some good tips for wordpress plugin development, please let me know.
Thanks
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Better would be to make another plugin that will modify the behavior of the original plugin, or code it in the functions.php of the theme if the change is minimal, or just edit the plugin's code then rename it to a different plugin (as plugins hosted at WordPress are GPL2-licensed).
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