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- 5 Things You May Not Know about Jetpack for WordPress
- Jetpack: Unleashing WordPress's Hidden Potential Jetpack, a powerhouse WordPress plugin developed by Automattic (the creators of WordPress.com), seamlessly integrates many of WordPress.com's robust features into self-hosted WordPress sites. This arti
- WordPress 529 2025-02-16 13:22:10
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- Building a VPS with WordPress on a LEMP Stack
- This guide shows how to cost-effectively host small WordPress sites using a self-managed VPS and a LEMP stack, achieving performance comparable to managed WordPress hosting. While managed services like WP Engine offer convenience, they can be expens
- WordPress 581 2025-02-16 13:18:12
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- Adding Custom Functionality to the WordPress Visual Editor
- Key Takeaways The WordPress Visual Editor, powered by the TinyMCE editor control, can be customized to add unique functionality, such as creating and registering a custom TinyMCE Plugin which wraps selected text in a CSS class. To add custom fun
- WordPress 437 2025-02-16 13:02:11
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- What Are WordPress Nonces?
- WordPress Security: Protect themes and plugin code with Nonce Protecting the security of WordPress themes or plug-in code is crucial and can effectively prevent attacks from malicious users. We've covered before how to clean, escape, and validate form data in WordPress, and how to use VIP scanner to improve the quality of WordPress themes. Today, we will explore how Nonce (one-time digital) can help keep WordPress themes and plugins secure. Key Points WordPress Nonce, or “one-time use number,” is a unique security token used to enhance the security of WordPress websites by verifying user requests
- WordPress 670 2025-02-16 12:58:09
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- Mastering Image Optimization in WordPress
- When building and maintaining WordPress websites, it’s important to find ways to improve site performance and decrease page load times. This helps reduce bounce rates and increase rankings on search engines. There are several ways of achieving perfo
- WordPress 981 2025-02-16 12:44:09
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- Building a WordPress Carousel Plugin: Part 1
- This tutorial details creating a WordPress carousel plugin leveraging the WordPress Links Manager API – the most efficient method for managing link lists within WordPress. The carousel will showcase a series of items, each featuring a background ima
- WordPress 935 2025-02-16 12:35:09
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- The Definitive List of WordPress Theme Frameworks
- SitePoint has published a lot of articles on WordPress theme frameworks, but as you will see, there are dozens of frameworks on the market that each has its pros and cons and caters to different development styles. Key Points The WordPress theme framework, essentially a parent theme, provides features that can be updated and reused on many websites without affecting the design of individual websites. Sub-themes are used to create custom stylesheets, leaving functionality to the main frame. Frameworks come in many forms and can be targeted at different aspects of the business and design. They provide advanced features such as front-end and back-end drag and drop editors, shortcodes and layouts of multiple devices, making them very popular among network companies. Using WordPress frameworks can bring many advantages
- WordPress 768 2025-02-16 12:23:10
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- WordPress Hybrid Client: WordPress Powered iOS/Android Apps
- Easily convert your WordPress website to iOS and Android apps! WordPress Hybrid Client (WPHC) is an open source project that allows you to create iOS and Android versions of WordPress websites for free. It is based on the Ionic SDK, Cordova and Crosswalk open source hybrid stack. Main functions: Push notifications Offline bookmarks Google Analytics Support Automatic content update Social Button Accessibility (article font size) Multilingual support (English, French, Chinese) Infinite scrolling Technical blog grammar highlight Image cache Application Rating Using WPH
- WordPress 813 2025-02-16 12:20:11
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- Aesop Story Engine: Write Stories Instead of Code
- Aesop Story Engine: A WordPress Plugin for Interactive Storytelling This article reviews Aesop Story Engine, a free WordPress plugin designed to enhance long-form storytelling. It offers 13 interactive components to boost engagement and visual appea
- WordPress 904 2025-02-16 12:15:11
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- 6 Awesome E-learning Plugins for WordPress
- This article explores six top WordPress plugins for creating robust online learning platforms. We'll compare their features and help you choose the best fit for your needs. Key Considerations for Choosing an E-learning Plugin A successful online lea
- WordPress 299 2025-02-16 12:05:08
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- WP API and OAuth - Using WordPress without WordPress
- This tutorial demonstrates installing and using the WP-API with OAuth, a WordPress plugin providing REST-like API endpoints. Unauthenticated users can read content, while authenticated users (via OAuth or cookies) can write content. The process isn
- WordPress 678 2025-02-16 11:55:07
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- The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate Part 3: The Last Steps
- Key Takeaways The third part of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate series focuses on implementing the public facing functionality of the plugin, which includes retrieving user preferences and displaying a notice accordingly on its single post view.
- WordPress 232 2025-02-16 11:53:09
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- Displaying Errors from the save_post Hook in WordPress
- Handling and Displaying Errors from the WordPress save_post Hook: Three Approaches WordPress lacks a single, standardized method for managing and displaying errors originating from the save_post hook. However, several effective strategies exist, eac
- WordPress 852 2025-02-16 11:50:17
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- Mastering WordPress Roles and Capabilities
- WordPress User Management: In-depth Analysis of Roles and Permissions WordPress's user management system is based on roles and permissions. A role is an entity that contains a unique name and a set of permissions, each of which defines the level of access to platform-specific features of that role. Let's dig into the working mechanisms of WordPress roles and permissions. Key Points WordPress user management is based on roles and permissions. A role has a unique name and a set of permissions that define the level of access to different features of the platform by a role. WordPress provides a comprehensive API to customize roles and their permissions. add_role(), remove_role(), add_cap() and
- WordPress 362 2025-02-16 11:49:08
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- WordPress Categories Explained
- WordPress Category Management Guide: Organize Your Articles Easily WordPress websites with a large number of articles require effective classification management. This article will guide you on how to manage WordPress classifications, including adding, editing, deleting categories, and using WordPress's own components to customize how to display the classification list. Core points: WordPress classification is essential for organizing articles and easy search. You can add, edit, or delete categories in the "Category" submenu under the "Article" menu in the background. Adding a classification requires a name, alias (URL-friendly string), parent classification (if any), and description. You can also add categories when writing new articles. You can
- WordPress 246 2025-02-16 11:30:39