Today's lesson focused on custom post types in WordPress, a feature that allows users to create additional areas to post different types of content such as products. By using code in the...
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WordPress custom fields and related issues in a maximum of 15 words.
Custom fields in WordPress allow users to add additional fields to posts and pages, enhancing the functionality of the website. This feature, combined with custom post types, makes WordPress a powerful CMS....
WordPress custom taxonomy from A to Z and display on the front end.
This content discusses the importance of custom taxonomy in WordPress theme programming tutorials. Taxonomy, which includes categories and tags, is crucial for organizing content. Creating custom taxonomies allows for further classification beyond...
Guide to custom term field in WordPress
In this post, the author explains how to create custom term fields in WordPress. By default, WordPress categories have basic fields like Name, Path, and Description. Custom term fields allow users to...
Guide to obtaining user and custom user fields in WordPress
Today's tutorial focuses on customizing user fields and retrieving a list of users in WordPress websites. User-related functions like is_user_logged_in(), get_current_user_id(), wp_get_current_user(), get_user_by(), get_users(), get_avatar(), and get_user_meta() are explained. Custom user fields...
Guide to creating and retrieving menus in WordPress.
The menu is a crucial component in WordPress websites, and learning how to create and manage it is essential for WordPress coders. To create a menu in WordPress, navigate to Admin ->...
Guide to creating and retrieving sidebars in WordPress
In order to create a sidebar in WordPress, you will need to go to the Widgets section in the WordPress admin dashboard. From there, you can add various widgets such as recent...
Utilize child themes with WordPress for better customization and flexibility.
A child theme in WordPress is a secondary theme that inherits all the functionalities and styles of its parent theme. It is used to make modifications to a WordPress website without altering...
Counting views of WordPress posts.
If you want to track the number of views on your WordPress posts, you can create a view counter by adding code to the functions.php file of your theme. The code includes...
How to navigate WordPress categories from A to Z: a comprehensive guide.
This article discusses how to get categories and taxonomy in WordPress theme programming. It provides guidance on displaying a list of categories and product categories on the front end using the get_categories()...