FleekDash 1.2.4 leads with PHP Notices Suppression: informational PHP messages often flood debug.log and bury real failures. With suppression on by default, Deprecated and Notice-class output stays out of the log so you can spot real errors faster. Toggle it when you need full verbosity for a deep audit. This release also brings Site Health and Tools into the same FleekDash look and theme sync you expect elsewhere.
What's New
PHP Notices Suppression: hide informational PHP messages such as Deprecated and Notice from logs so debug.log stays focused on problems that need action instead of noise. When enabled, FleekDash filters E_DEPRECATED, E_USER_DEPRECATED, E_NOTICE, and E_USER_NOTICE, covering PHP deprecation warnings, user deprecation notices, runtime notices such as undefined variables, and user-triggered notices. Toggle PHP Deprecated & Notice Messages when you want cleaner logs for daily debugging, or turn suppression off temporarily when you need every line for a deep audit.
Site Health and Tools redesign: both native WordPress screens now match the FleekDash UI so they feel part of the same dashboard.
Synchronized light and dark mode for Site Health and Tools with your active FleekDash theme.
What's Improved
Improved license activation process with instant feedback and automatic verification, making onboarding faster and more reliable.
