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Enable debugging on Elementor hosted website

Last Update: July 24, 2024

Background

This article explains how to enable debugging mode for your Elementor hosted website.

When the debugging mode is enabled, the following happens:

  • All PHP errors, notices and warnings displays on the website front end. 
  • WordPress uses the non-minified versions of core CSS and JavaScript files rather than the minified versions that are normally loaded. 

You need to switch ON the WordPress & Script Debug field to enable debugging a problem or testing modifications to files. 

This is useful when you are testing modifications to any built-in .js or .css files. 

Enable debugging mode

To switch on debugging mode:

  1. Log into your My Elementor dashboard.
  2. Go to Websites.
    Click Manage this website2 Enable debugging on Elementor hosted website 1
  3. Hover over the website card of the website you want to unlock and click Manage this website.
    3 click the Advanced tab 1 Enable debugging on Elementor hosted website 3
  4. In the panel, click the Advanced tab.
    Click PHP Configuration Enable debugging on Elementor hosted website 5
  5. In the right pane, click PHP Configuration.
    Toggle to on Enable debugging on Elementor hosted website 7
  6. Toggle Debug WordPress & PHP to on.

Debugging mode is not on.

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