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Wp Debug

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aslamdoctor·vlatest·testing·MIT

Simulates WordPress debugging configurations to identify errors and troubleshoot plugin/theme issues quickly.

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aslamdoctor

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About this skill

What it does

The wp-debug skill provides debugging capabilities specifically tailored for WordPress environments. It allows users to enable or disable WordPress's built-in debugging features, facilitating troubleshooting and identifying errors within a WordPress site. This includes displaying error messages and enabling detailed logging for development purposes.

When to use it

  • Troubleshooting Plugin Conflicts: Identify the source of conflicts between plugins by temporarily enabling debug mode to reveal error messages.
  • Theme Development & Debugging: When developing or customizing WordPress themes, use this skill to display errors and warnings during the development process.
  • Identifying PHP Errors: Pinpoint specific PHP errors occurring on a WordPress site that are preventing functionality.
  • Debugging Custom Code: When adding custom code snippets (functions, templates) to a WordPress site, enable debugging to ensure proper execution and identify any issues.

Key capabilities

  • Enable/Disable WP Debug Mode
  • Display Error Messages
  • Detailed Logging

Example prompts

  • "Enable WordPress debug mode."
  • "Turn off WP debug logging."
  • "Show me the latest error messages from my WordPress site."

Tips & gotchas

  • This skill is primarily intended for development and troubleshooting; disable debugging on live, production sites due to potential security risks.
  • Requires access to a WordPress environment.