PHP Errors Not Showing

To add some further information:

I have just switched my local version to a vanilla TwentyTwenty theme, disabled all plugins and placed the following code:

 if ($test) {
    return;
  }

The 1 php error shows but again the field is blank.

On running a ctrl + f for an “undefined index” error, I’m able to find that the error does indeed exist.

But for some reason the CSS is set to:

#query-monitor-main .qm-hide,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-scripts-dependencies,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-styles-dependencies,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-scripts-dependents,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-styles-dependents,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-scripts-host,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-styles-host,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-user,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-result,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-name,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-type,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-caller,
#query-monitor-main .qm-hide-component {
  display: none !important;
}

Which is hiding all the errors. I have no idea how or why this CSS is in place.

Is there any way for me to remove the offending CSS? Is there a setting I’ve mistakenly hit?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by akiai.

Thanks for the response. localStorage.clear() didn’t do the job. Same problem persists in both Chrome and Firefox.

It’s not a major problem as I just remove the display: none styling if I ever need to see the errors. Stylesheet being referenced is indeed from Query Monitor and not anywhere else. I’ve also disabled all other plugins and tested.

Very strange!