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I want to use theme_debug to check which elements of a site use which .tpl files.
I have tried turning it on by using the drush command:
drush @mysite vset theme_debug 1
Though I do get the response theme_debug was set to 1, this does not seem to work.
Would anyone know if there is a way to get this working?
(Drush it's self seems to be working ok as I can use drush @mysite cc all)
Drush commands to control theme debugging:
Drupal 7
drush variable-set theme_debug 1drush variable-set theme_debug 0Drupal 8 & Drupal 9
drush state-set theme.debug 1drush state-set theme.debug 0Then clear your site cache and refresh the page in the browser.
You process is right but this another option you can check.
In your Drupal 7 installation simply add this line to your settings.php:
$conf['theme_debug'] = TRUE;
Clear your caches and refresh the page and you should see debug information in your mark-up which contains template suggestions.
Also go for Theme developer module.
drush to turn debugging on/off will not require you to edit the settings.php file or install any additional modules. It's easy to inadvertently cause other issues when editing settings.php, not to mention GIT permission issues if you aren't ignoring that file. Also, adding a module to the site will cause performance issues, even if the module is disabled.
Step 1: Path :\sites\default\setting.php
Step 2: Edit Setting.php: remove
#from
#$conf['theme_debug'] = TRUE;Step 3: Save setting.php file
Step 4: Inspect your website then you seen that theme information is show.
