Debug Bar adds a new menu called
Debug
at the admin bar. Click on the menu, and it will neatly display
information like cache, total queries, total queried time, and memory
usage that will be very useful in the debugging process. In addition,
you may also see some PHP
Warnings and
Notices that occur when you enable
WP_DEBUG.
Some functions in WordPress have been deprecated, meaning they are no longer recommended for usage.
Log Deprecated Notices is a plugin that will list all these functions as they are found in the plugin or theme and even show us alternatives.
Monster Widget is designed for WordPress theme
developers. It contains all the 13 WordPress Core widgets – such as
Text Widget, Category Widget, and Tag Cloud – in a single widget. It’s
convenient, saves a lot of time and ensures that they are presented
nicely in the theme.
If you often set a new size of image thumbnails, whether in your theme or plugin, you may find
Regenerate Thumbnails useful.
It allows you to regenerate all the thumbnail images in the library in
the new size you want, with a single click. The process, however, may
take a while depending on the amount of images – especially when you run
it in a live site.
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Since there are many WordPress users out there who read and write
from right-to-left (RTL), you might need to test your theme or plugin in
RTL mode as well. Install
RTL Tester, and a new button is added to the admin bar that enables you to switch between the
right and
left text direction.
This plugin adds a new column at the right side of the WordPress
table that displays entry IDs. This way you can easily grab the ID for
each entry including Posts, Pages, Categories, Media, Links, and Tags.
Theme Check is a must-install plugin for every WordPress theme
developer. It measures the WordPress theme against the current
WordPress coding standards and best practices. It also checks for
required elements that need to be present in the theme such as the theme
screenshot, licenses, and author information.
With
User Switching, you can switch between
registered users without having to repeatedly enter usernames and
passwords. Once activated, you will see a new menu called
Switch off
in the admin bar, as you can see from the following screenshot. If you
need a plugin that creates a new role with a set of new capabilities,
this plugin will certainly come in handy.
This plugin allows you to reset WordPress to its initial state. It
will remove the previous contents, additions, and customizations from
the database. However, it does not remove the files that have been
uploaded previously.
Beta Tester lets you update to WordPress Beta, Release Candidate (RC), or
Nightly version easily, which is useful to test the compatibility of your theme or plugin with the upcoming version.
Query Monitor adds a new toolbar at the WordPress admin bar and shows
query
data along with a bunch of other features that have not yet been seen
in other debugging plugins, and would be very helpful in the process.
These include showing HTTP Requests, Transients, Redirects, Ajax Call,
Hooks, and PHP Errors.
This plugin provides references for developing WordPress Admin UI.
It includes references for jQuery UI Components, Forms, Helper Classes,
and
Dashicons, which is the new icon set used in MP6.
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