Debug Mode

WordPress provides a built-in debugging tool to help identify errors on your website. Enabling debug mode displays error information on the live website, which visitors can see. It's recommended to create a debug log file instead of enabling debug mode on a live site.

Enable Debug Mode

To enable WordPress debug mode:

  1. Open Websites in the left sidebar.



  2. Locate the website you want to enable debug mode for and click Manage.
  3. In the website dashboard, select Apps.



  4. Click Manage on the WordPress application.

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  5. Scroll to Debug settings.
  6. Toggle the options for WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG, and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to On or Off based on your needs.



This will enable debug mode for your WordPress site.

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