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Just above the 3rd heading, where this text is: "The WP_DEBUG feature often provides additional information"
Why is this a problem?
The page links to a documentation that doesn't even mention the linked text. Because of that users can't learn how to use the WP_DEBUG to debug issues on their sites.
Probably the linked article was changed but the URL was not updated, as the anchored element (wordpress.org/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#wp-debug) doesn't exist anymore.
Suggested Fix
The "common-wordpress-errors" page should link to a different page, either of these:
Issue Description
At this article:
https://wordpress.org/support/article/common-wordpress-errors/
there's a link ("The WP_DEBUG feature often provides additional information.") that points to:
https://wordpress.org/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#wp-debug
which should explain WP_DEBUG. But that page doesn't even mention the WP_DEBUG. I think the "common-wordpress-errors" page should link to a different page, either of there:
URL of the Page with the Issue
https://wordpress.org/support/article/common-wordpress-errors/
Section of Page with the issue
Just above the 3rd heading, where this text is: "The WP_DEBUG feature often provides additional information"
Why is this a problem?
The page links to a documentation that doesn't even mention the linked text. Because of that users can't learn how to use the WP_DEBUG to debug issues on their sites.
Probably the linked article was changed but the URL was not updated, as the anchored element (wordpress.org/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#wp-debug) doesn't exist anymore.
Suggested Fix
The "common-wordpress-errors" page should link to a different page, either of these:
This way users can learn about debugging.
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