When it comes to WordPress development, few functions are as powerful, flexible, and foundational as add_action(). Often underestimated by beginners and revered by experienced developers, add_action is the backbone of…
In JavaScript, there are multiple ways to add an Item to an Array. It allows you to store and manipulate collections of data. One of the common tasks you perform…
CSS is an integral part of any website being responsible for managing the layouts, styling and structure of a webpage. While CSS can be added anywhere in a webpage, it…
Block Editor is an integral feature in WordPress succeeding the staple Classic TinyMCE Editor. It has evolved the content creation landscape in WordPress and provided the users an option to…
When you create a website in WordPress, you get to choose from a large number of themes in the WordPress library to find the best theme that suits your taste…
Themes are an essential part of a WordPress website. They decide the look, feel and features of a website. For every genre of website, there are a huge number of…
WordPress comes equipped with a pretty neat feature known as Shortcode. The most basic function of a Shortcode is to output certain HTML content without having to call functions or…
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.
WordPress was originally developed as a blogging platform with a vision to make blogging much more efficient. Just like a regular blog, there were posts on the home page in…
