Hi,
I just wanted to let you know that I’m still seeing this notice on a vanilla WordPress install with only SiteOrigin Panels & WordPress SEO activated. The theme is Twenty Twenty-Five.
Thanks
Hi,
I just wanted to let you know that I’m still seeing this notice on a vanilla WordPress install with only SiteOrigin Panels & WordPress SEO activated. The theme is Twenty Twenty-Five.
Thanks
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Hi, thanks for getting in touch. The notice will be resolved in an upcoming update.
It would be ideal for debug display to be set to false on a production site. Do you perhaps have a semi-technical background? If so you could set
WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY
to false in your WordPress wp-config.php file. Alternatively, you could ask your hosts to set PHP errors to not display; hosts can usually assist with this request. Setting debug display to false using either method will be useful in the future should a theme or plugin output a notice or warning.If you have FTP access or Hosting File Manager Access, the following post can be reverse engineered to add
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
to your wp-config.php file. The opposite of the post’s purpose, setting error display to not occur:Page: Debugging in WordPress
Thanks Andrew.
Apologies, I should have mentioned that this is on a number of development sites where I typically keep debug notices on.
Thanks for letting us know; much appreciated. We’ll get that release out ASAP!
Cheers, Andrew