Dev Monitor optionally adds SQL Query, Memory Usage, Execution Time, Javascript, CSS, WordPress Conditionals, and included theme and plugin PHP file information to the admin bar for users with the appropriate permissions. Use this plugin to aid your development by making it easy to see which files are included and where.

Why can't I see the queries?

Make sure SAVEQUERIES is defined in your wp-config.php. Add the following line:

define('SAVEQUERIES',true);

1.1.0

• Added "Wordpress Conditionals" submenu

1.0.1

• Added Screenshots

1. Upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Visit Settings > Dev Monitor to choose which options you would like to display.

Dev Monitor adds some information to your admin bar about Queries, Execution Time, Memory, Theme/Plugin PHP Includes, Javascript includes, CSS includes, and Widgets.



Mouse over the Dev Monitor Stats to get added information. Here you can see the Javascript handles for all of the enqueued scripts.



The included PHP Files located in your themes or plugin directory.



A list of queries (assuming SAVEQUERIES has been defined)



The CSS handles for all of the enqueued styles.



True/False conditional menu



Page Specific conditional menu