If you have been into web development for a long time, you probably have used Bootstrap. Using Bootstrap in a custom code website is a simple task. You can integrate…
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For anyone beginning with WordPress, There are sertain terms that can be very confusing. One of them is Taxonomy. While Category is a familiar word, Txonomy is quite unheard of for a newbie WordPress User - whether a website creator or a developer. In this article, I will explain what exactly is a Taxonomy and what are the differences between a Taxonomy and a Category.