How To Enable And Disable WordPress Debug Mode On Hostinger
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How To Enable And Disable WordPress Debug Mode On Hostinger

Introduction

Enabling or disabling WordPress debug mode is an essential step when troubleshooting errors, warnings, or unexpected behaviour on your website. Debug mode allows you to identify PHP issues, plugin conflicts, and theme-related errors that may not be visible on the frontend. On Hostinger, you can easily manage WordPress debug settings by editing the wp-config.php file through the built-in File Manager. In this guide, you’ll learn how to access your website files, modify the debug configuration, and safely enable or disable debug mode as needed. Following these steps helps diagnose issues efficiently while maintaining control over your WordPress hosting environment.

1. Login to your Hostinger’s Account.

Click the Websites section in your Hostinger control panel to begin managing your site.

Login to your Hostinger's Account.

2. Open Website Dashboard

Click the Dashboard button for the website where you want to enable or disable debug mode.

Open Website Dashboard

3. Access File Manager

Click the File manager option to open the file management interface for your website.

Access File Manager

4. Open Public HTML Folder

Click the public_html folder where your website’s main files are stored.

Open Public HTML Folder

5. open folder in which your website files are located.

open that folder in which your site files are stored if it is directly in public_html then just open that

open folder in which your website files are located.

6. Select wp-config.php File for editing

Click the wp-config.php file, which contains your WordPress configuration settings.

Select wp-config.php File for editing

7. Open File Editor

Click here to open the file editor interface for wp-config.php.

Open File Editor

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8. Change Debug option.

Make this option as ‘true’ if you want to enable debug option or ‘false’ if you want to disable debug option

Change Debug option.

9. Save File Changes

Click here to save the changes made to the wp-config.php file.

Save File Changes

10. Close File Editor

Click here to close the file editor after saving your changes.

Close File Editor

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can successfully enable or disable WordPress debug mode on Hostinger by editing the wp-config.php file. Proper use of debug mode helps identify errors quickly and resolve issues related to plugins, themes, or PHP configuration. Remember to disable debug mode after troubleshooting to maintain website security and performance.

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