This guide will explain how to enable debugging mode for a WordPress site using cPanels WordPress Toolkit, if the site is not working as expected Debugging Mode can show the errors being generated
TL;DR Debugging can be enabled via cPanel > WordPress Toolkit > Enable Debugging
Requirements
To complete this will require having a cPanel account with a WordPress site installed and the site has been added into WordPress Toolkit, to do this here is a guide for How To Scan & Add a Site into cPanel’s WordPress Toolkit
How to enable debugging mode using cPanels WordPress Toolkit
Step-by-Step Guide
1/ Search for WordPress Toolkit
In cPanel search for ‘WordPress Toolkit’ in the top right search bar and click on WordPress Toolkit from the search results
2/ Click Enable Debugging
Inside the WordPress Toolkit interface in the Dashboard tab, click on the switch to enable debugging
3/ Debugging Enabled
Debugging will now be showing as enabled in WordPress Toolkit
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Summary
Debugging will now be enabled on the site, any error generated by the site will now be visible in the debugging log that can be found in file manager public_html/wp-content/debug.log
