While there are some WP–specific solutions that track template files, for complicated projects pretty much the only reliable list is using get_included_files() PHP function at the end of page load. It would give you everything, including WP core, but filtering it down to theme is relatively easy.
Debugging Missing Elements in Taxonomy
is your site working? or problem it’s just with admin? try to review apache access & error logs for possible clues. Try also to review htaccess, bad rewrite could break your site
You are probably annoyed by too many DEBUG messages of unrelated plugins. The best solution I found for this was to turn on DEBUG logging only if a certain URL is matched: if (strpos($_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’], ‘page=myplugin’) !== false) define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true); else define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, false);
How to find which plugin crashes
ok… after @milo comments i went ahead and searched for wp_enqueue_scripts in my plugin folders and found 2 plugins doing it wrong. Fixed them (until the next update) and everything works… So, i have no controll – these are good plugins and yet. wrote the plugins authors and hope for the best. thats all – … Read more
Not sure if the Notice error is related to the problem with the layout and the css, but as it is the only information you are giving, I answer to it; anyway is an important error you should fix. That error means that you are using add_option function somewhere with an invalid parameter, exactly with … Read more
Two lines of code could hide many things but I find an error: post_title is an attribute and not a method. echo $post->post_title; Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Post
Formatting wordpress debug messages
How to find the function which is outputting Array