If you’re having trouble installing WordPress on your website, there are a few things you can do to ensure a smooth installation. First, make sure you have access to your hosting account’s database. WordPress uses a database to store all…
To retrieve posts in WordPress, use the get_posts() function. This command retrieves the list of all posts in a category, and sorts them in descending order. You can also pass additional parameters to the function, such as the number of…
To retrieve posts in WordPress, use the get_posts() function. This command retrieves the list of all posts in a category, and sorts them in descending order. You can also pass additional parameters to the function, such as the number of…
Do_shortcode is a PHP function that is called whenever a shortcode is used. This code can be replaced with echo if you are not tech-savvy. You can also use callback to call a PHP function each time a shortcode is…
WordPress child themes are essentially clones of parent themes. They are created in a child theme directory and include a stylesheet and a functions file. The stylesheet contains commented out text about the child theme and the functions file contains…
A broken link checker is a tool for checking your website for broken links. These links are the ones that do not work. If you know that the link you want to check is broken, you can fix it manually.…
If you’re using WordPress for your website, you may be wondering how to customize the WP query. This article will cover the different ways you can customize the query. You can also use the pre-get_posts action to edit the query,…
The WordPress REST API is an extension of WordPress that allows developers to interact with your website in a number of different ways. By using REST API, you can interact with WordPress content through JSON commands and get a variety…
The get_posts WordPress function provides a way to retrieve lists of posts by author. It uses a query that you can customize to return a list of posts by author, based on the category. In this example, I’m getting three…
The get_post_meta() template tag allows WordPress users to retrieve custom values from their posts. These values can be anything from vote boxes to mood boxes. They can be stored in the post’s meta data, and are easily accessible from any…