Debugging is an essential part of developing and maintaining a stable WordPress website. In this article, we provide an overview of the tools and techniques used for debugging in WordPress, including WP_DEBUG, debug log, Query Monitor, Xdebug, Debug Bar, and core debugging. Learn how to quickly identify and fix errors, optimize performance, and improve the user experience
Unlocking the Power of the WordPress Block Editor: A Complete Guide
The WordPress block editor, also known as the Gutenberg editor, is a new and improved way to create and edit content in WordPress. It was introduced in WordPress version 5.0 and has since become the default editor for all WordPress sites. In this blog post, we will explore the WordPress block editor in detail, explaining what it is, how it works, and why it’s beneficial for creating and managing content on a WordPress website.