Paul Cracknell

If you have had the urge to deveolp a WordPress theme and to submit it to the WordPress theme depository you should do some automated checking so that your chances of approval are increased.  I can admit that it is a little bit denting to an ego if you think it is awesome and then [...]

If you are developing a WordPress theme and have the debug feature activated and you have the following error in the Admin Area of your WordPress… Notice: Undefined index: page in C:Users\Mysql folderrootwordpresswp-contentthemesbreathefunctions.php on line 298 The offending line of code is most likely this… 1 if ( $_GET['page'] == basename(__FILE__) ) { replace with [...]

If you are developing a WordPress Theme Option Page via some tutorials on the web, the php that is used to call the options will create these errors when the WordPress debug feature is activated. Notice: Undefined index: id in C:UsersMysql folderrootwordpresswp-contentthemesbreatheindex.php on line 4 Notice: Undefined index: std in C:UsersMysql folderrootwordpresswp-contentthemesbreatheindex.php on line 4 [...]

So you have finished your WordPress theme and now you want to check that everything that you have done is right.  Debugging the php is just one of the steps that you should take to check that your theme is ready to unleash on the world.  It is very simple to activate the de-bugging feature [...]