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Day 7: Creating Block Templates and Patterns in Gutenberg
Introduction Welcome to Day 7 of the Gutenberg development series! So far, we’ve covered creating custom blocks and adding custom settings through Inspector Controls. Today, we’re going to take that one step further by exploring block templates and block patterns. These features allow you to provide predefined layouts that users can insert into their posts…
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Guide to Creating Your First Headless WordPress Theme
Creating a headless WordPress theme involves setting up WordPress as a headless CMS, which means it will only manage the back-end content, while a separate front-end application will present the content. This front-end can be built using modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue.js, or Angular. Here’s how you can set up your headless WordPress theme:…
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Exploring the WordPress $wpdb Object: A Powerful Database Interface for Developers
Exploring the WordPress $wpdb Object: A Powerful Database Interface for Developers Introduction WordPress, as a leading content management system (CMS), powers a significant portion of the internet. Behind its user-friendly interface lies a powerful tool for developers: the $wpdb object. The $wpdb object is an essential part of WordPress that provides a direct interface to…
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A Simple Comparison: WordPress Block Editor vs Elementor
WordPress, a very popular website builder, comes with different editors that you can use to create your website. Today, we’ll talk about two of these: the WordPress Block Editor (also known as Gutenberg) and Elementor. What is the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg)? Gutenberg is the basic editor that comes with WordPress. It uses a simple…
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Creating Your First WordPress Block
The WordPress block editor, known as Gutenberg, offers a modern and intuitive interface for managing content. It’s based on the concept of “blocks”, which are modular elements that users can insert, rearrange, and style to build content-rich web pages. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to create your first WordPress block programmatically with…
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How to create WordPress User Programmatically
You can create a new user programmatically in WordPress using the wp_insert_user() function. Here is an example of how to do this: Please make sure to replace the dummy data with your actual data. Here is what each key in the $userdata array does: In the role section, you can specify the user role such…
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Exploring the New Features of WordPress 6.3
Introduction:WordPress is a popular website platform, has released its latest version, WordPress 6.3. This update brings exciting features that make it easier for users to create and manage their websites. In this article, we will explore the key features of WordPress 6.3 and discuss how they benefit website owners. Easy Widget Customization:WordPress 6.3 introduces block-based…
