=== WP-Debug ===
Contributors: cpoteet, McShelby
Tags: debug, development
Requires at least: 2.0
Tested up to: 2.5
Stable tag: 1.1

A plugin that will display debug information without have to use print_r() or var_dump()!

== Description ==

Developers now have the ability to dynamically see what's going on behind the scenes when your page is rendered with help from the [Krumo Framework](http://kaloyan.info/krumo/).

With it you can display information in your blog footer about GET/POST requests, session variables, server information (from php.ini), included files, variables, and more!

== Installation ==

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Download, upload, activate.
2. When logged in it will display at the bottom of the page (everything is removed for outside users).

Note: Be sure that your footer uses the wp_footer() function to work.

== Configuration ==

= Changing Styles =

Krumo comes with some default styles: default, blue, green, orange, and scablon.com. It is set to default which works the best with the default WordPress theme. If you would like to change it you can go to the "krumo" folder of the plugin and edit the "selected" value in the krumo.ini file (you might have to adjust the styles depending on how CSS inheritance from your theme throws things off).

= Adding Variables =

I have most of the Krumo API in the plugin, but you can add/remove at your leisure. If you want to check a variable then simply add a call to wp_debug_var($my_variable) to your code. This will cause a delayed output of the variable in the footer of your page. Similar you can access all of the krumo API by calling wp_debug_krumo('name_of_krumo_API_function').

Be sure to check the [documentation](http://kaloyan.info/krumo/docs/documentation) for their API if need be.

== Screenshots ==

1. A DHTML show/hide menu displays the debug information.