Marius L. J.

Troubleshooting Mode was initially a feature introduced via the Health Check plugin, and is now available as a standalone plugin.
The most common, and reliable, means of troubleshooting a website using WordPress, is by first disabling all plugins, and using one of the default themes that come with the software. 
The best way to do this, is by the use of a staging website, but not all website hosting providers have this feature, or it may not be part of the plan you are currently on.
Troubleshooting Mode will do its best to allow a site maintainer to disable plugins, and switch themes, without affecting regular visitors to your website.

Troubleshooting

Provides a Troubleshooting Mode to help with support and debugging.

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The plugin allows you to disable/enable plugins and/or activate a default theme for checking conflict between them only for your IP; other users won’t see any changes during the tests.
It is made for developers, techical support engineers, as well as for regular WordPress users. Sometimes, usually after updating your plugins, themes or WordPress installation, strange issues may appear and mess the things up. This plugin provides a really neat way to check the problem.
<h3>Plugin Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Change active plugins only for your IP</li>
<li>Change active theme only for your IP</li>
<li>Add additional IPs to apply these settings</li>
<li>Reset settings</li>
<li>Support Multisites</li>
</ul>

Check Conflicts

How useful. Thank you for making this. 

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Yeah!


No more need to put a site in maintenance mode and disable/re-enable all plugins to find conflicts between them or the theme. What a brilliant approach!


Brilliant debugging tool

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Troubleshooting vs Check Conflicts