How to use the wp_nav_menu() function in WordPress
Discover how to use WordPress’s wp_nav_menu() function to create and manage dynamic menus. Learn about parameters, customisation options, and styling tips for seamless website navigation.
How to use the post_password_required() function in WordPress
Discover the power of WordPress’s post_password_required() function to protect your content and create an exclusive user experience. Master this feature and unlock endless possibilities!
A Guide to WordPress Conditional Functions
Discover the power of WordPress conditional functions using our guide, complete with examples and use cases, to help you create dynamic, personalised websites with ease.
How and Why to Use wp_body_open() When Creating WordPress Themes
Discover how to use the wp_body_open() action hook in your WordPress theme, ensuring better plugin compatibility, easy customisation, and adherence to best practices for a more flexible and robust design.
How to allow Editors to manage Formidable Forms
Managing user roles in WordPress is crucial for ensuring that the right people have access to the right features. We’ll show you how to allow editors to access and manage Formidable Forms in your WordPress website. Learn how to enhance your website’s workflow with this simple and effective solution
How to use the get_template_part() function in WordPress: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover how to harness the power of the get_template_part() function in WordPress for more organised and maintainable theme development. Learn its benefits, syntax, and practical examples in this comprehensive guide.
How to use the pre_get_posts() function in WordPress
The flexibility with which WordPress can manage posts and pages is one of the platform’s most valuable features. The pre_get_posts() function allows you to adjust the way that WordPress shows posts, which is one of the scenarios in which you would wish to make such a change. In this article, we will discuss why it is preferable to utilise the pre_get_posts() method in WordPress rather than directly manipulating the WordPress loop, as well as how to use the pre_get_posts() function.
How to use the get_page_by_title() function in WordPress
A powerful function known as get_page_by_title() is made available to developers by WordPress. This function makes it simple to fetch a particular page depending on the title of that page. In this article, we’ll take a look at how to use this particular function in WordPress so that you can get the most out of it.
How to use the get_page_by_path() function in WordPress
WordPress comes with many built-in functions, some of these are very well known, but others are not so. One of these functions is the get_page_by_path() function, which is used to retrieve a page by its slug or URL path. We’ll take you through some use cases of the function with simple code samples.
Hooks 101 – All you need to know about WordPress hooks
We explore WordPress hooks and how they can be used to modify or extend WordPress functionality without modifying the core code. We provide examples of how to use hooks, explain how they work, and offer best practices for using them. If you’re a WordPress developer, this in-depth guide to hooks is a must-read.
Transients 101 – all you need to know about WordPress Transients
One of the key features of WordPress is the ability to cache data, which helps to improve website performance. Transients are one type of caching mechanism that WordPress provides. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at what transients are, why you might use them, and how to create them in WordPress.
Why you don’t need to use a plugin for Google Analytics (GA4) on your WordPress site
Discover why you don’t need to use a plugin for Google Analytics 4 on your WordPress site. Learn about the overhead of installing a new plugin and the simplicity of installing Google Analytics without one. Gain valuable insights into how to take control of the tracking process and ensure that your website is accurately tracking visitor behavior.
How (and why) to use the server cron instead of wp cron
Learn how to improve the reliability and efficiency of your scheduled tasks in WordPress by using a server Cron instead of WP Cron. Follow this step-by-step tutorial to set up a server Cron, and enjoy the benefits of running your scheduled tasks independently of your website traffic. Don’t forget to test it on a staging environment first!
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