For instance, when I’m trying to understand how a WordPress theme was coded, I spend hours trying to figure out which php file is generating the element (for instance, a div or link).
Is there any way of detecting the PHP file?
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For instance, when I’m trying to understand how a WordPress theme was coded, I spend hours trying to figure out which php file is generating the element (for instance, a div or link).
Is there any way of detecting the PHP file?
You can use debug_backtrace() or debug_print_backtrace() to dig really deep and find out all kinds of information, such as when and where functions are called and files are loaded.
This is really useful for finding out
how a WordPress theme was coded. It will tell you pretty much everything.