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Hey, everyone.
In today's Quick Tip,

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you'll learn how to enable WordPress
Debug Mode with Clickpress easily.

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Debugging Mode is a valuable feature
that provides detailed information about

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errors and warnings on your
WordPress site.

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It assists you in effectively
identifying and resolving issues.

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By enabling Debug Mode,

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you can pinpoint your issues such as
conflicting code, theme errors, or PHP.

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It's a great way to ensure a smoother

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development and testing process
for a more reliable WordPress US site.

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We highly recommend enabling WordPress
debug mode on your testing environment

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rather than your live one as it may
expose PHP code to visitors on your site.

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To get started, select the site
you want to enable debugging on.

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Navigate to the drop-down menu,
click on the testing environment,

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navigate to tools, and click the switch
button under WordPress Debugging.

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Once WordPress Debug Mode is activated,
your site will display PHP errors.

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To turn off WordPress Debug Mode,

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simply go back to the tool and switch it
off by clicking the Switch button again.

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Thank you for watching, and for more
tips and tutorials, visit click.

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Press/support-center.

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Our support team is always available if
you need assistance or have any questions.