How to enable Debug mode in WordPress

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Why enable debug mode in WordPress 

It is sometimes possible to see a 500 error or a blank page when you open your WordPress website.

To determine which plugin or faulty code is causing this error, you can enable “debug mode” and display all errors on your screen.

How to enable debug mode in WordPress 

To enable debug mode in your WordPress:

If you have a shared plan of the Perso/Starter/Standard/Performance type:

1. Log in to your client area or connect to your site via FTP
2. Use the file manager or your FTP client and edit the wp-config.php file

If you have a shared plan of the cPanel type:

1. Log in to cPanel or connect to your site via FTP
2. Use the cPanel file manager or your FTP client and edit the wp-config.php file

If you have a shared plan of the Plesk type:

1. Log in to your Plesk or connect to your site via FTP
2. Use the file manager or your FTP client and edit the wp-config.php file

After opening the wp-config.php file to edit it, change the line define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false ); to define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true );

// This enables debugging.
define ('WP_DEBUG', true);
// This disables debugging. 
define ('WP_DEBUG', false);

Conclusion:

You have learned how to enable Debug mode in your WordPress. Debug mode allows you to view important information such as errors that will help you fix your site’s functionality