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14.07.2008
Avoid Bulky Debug Info
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On his blog lately, Jonathan Snook has posted a tip that might come handy to developers working on CakePHP, concerning the debugging information that is displayed at the bottom of an application's pages. He claims that by using a simple CSS, shown in his post, developers can avoid bulky and ugly debugging info. Instead they will see a red fragment at the bottom of their page, which shows the debug info once the mouse is moved over it.
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