WordPress
- Getting started with WordPress
- How to Create Your Own Website With WordPress
- Awesome Book
- Awesome Community
- Awesome Course
- Awesome Tutorial
- Awesome YouTube
- Actions and Filters
- Add Shortcode
- Add/remove contact info for users with user_contactmethods filter hook
- add_action()
- add_editor_style()
- add_menu_page()
- add_submenu_page()
- add_theme_support()
- Admin Dashboard Widgets
- AJAX
- Alternating main loop (pre_get_posts filter)
- Child Theme Basics
- Create a Post Programmatically
- Create Template for Custom Post Type
- Creating a custom template
- Custom exerpts with excerpt_length and excerpt_more
- Custom Post Types
- Customizer Basics (Add Panel, Section, Setting, Control)
- Customizer Hello World
- Debugging
- Enqueuing scripts
- Enqueuing Styles
- Function : wp_trim_words()
- Function: add_action()
- get_bloginfo()
- get_home_path()
- get_option()
- get_permalink()
- get_template_part()
- get_template_part()
- get_template_part()
- get_the_category()
- get_the_title()
- home_url()
- How Can I integrate Markdown editor with Advance Custom Field's repeater Add-on.
- init
- Installation and Configuration
- Making network requests with HTTP API
- Meta Box
- Options API
- Plugin development
- Post Formats
- Querying posts
- Remove Auto Line Breaks From Content and Excerpt
- Remove Version from Wordpress and Stylesheets
- REST API
- Run WordPress local with XAMPP
- Secure your installation
- Security in WordPress - Escaping
- Security in WordPress - Sanitization
- Shortcode
- Shortcode with attribute
- Shortcodes
- Sidebars
- Site Migration
- Taxonomies
- Template hierarchy
- template_include
- The $wpdb Object
- The Admin Bar (aka "The Toolbar")
- The Loop (main WordPress loop)
- the_title()
- Themes
- Update WordPress Manually
- WordPress Plugin creation
- Wordpress theme and child-theme development
- wp_get_current_user()
- wp_get_current_user()
- WP_Query() Loop
- WP-CLI
- Download, install, update and manage a WordPress install.
- Manage plugins
- Manage themes
- Manage users
- Manage WP-CLI itself
- Perform basic database operations using credentials stored in wp-config.php
- WP-Cron
WordPress WP-CLI
Introduction
WP-CLI is a set of command-line tools for managing WordPress installations. You can update plugins, configure multisite installs and much more, without using a web browser.
WP-CLI Related Examples
- Download, install, update and manage a WordPress install.
- Manage plugins
- Manage themes
- Manage users
- Manage WP-CLI itself
- Perform basic database operations using credentials stored in wp-config.php
