WordPress Logging: What It Is & Why You Should Use It
Your site can sometimes feel confusing if you run an eCommerce store with more than one contributor. When a problem arises, it can be hard to trace who made particular changes and fix the issue efficiently. Fortunately, you can use a WordPress logging plugin to track user activity on your website. Tracing modifications can unearth the root of issues and tell you the who, what, and when behind problematic changes. Overall, logging enables you to more easily resolve any complications. In this post, we’ll explain WordPress logging and why eCommerce site owners should consider using it. Then, we’ll walk you through how to set up logging via a plugin. Let’s get started! An Introduction to WordPress Logging WordPress logging is a process that collects records displaying all modifications to your WordPress website. Its logs can be helpful if you have multiple users accessing or working on your site. They also enable you to track customer activity and keep track of downloads, logins, emails sent, and more. There are many things a logging tool can track, including: Content modificationsChanges to user profiles and permissionsPlugin and theme changesNew and removed users Failed login attempts Changes to WordPress core and its settingsTechnical issues Generally, you will use…
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