WordPress MCQs
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Unit 1 – Introduction, Installation & Configuration 1. What does CMS stand for?A) Content Management SystemB) Content Marketing ServiceC) Computer Management SystemD) Content Media SoftwareAnswer: A 2. WordPress is primarily…
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How to Create a Taxonomy in WordPress
A taxonomy in WordPress is a way to group and organize posts or custom post types. WordPress has two built-in taxonomies: You can also create a custom taxonomy, such as…
simple normal WordPress theme using the five main files:
Create the folder here: 1. style.css 2. functions.php 3. header.php 4. index.php 5. footer.php How the files work together Important WordPress functions File Main purpose style.css Theme information and design/CSS…
Explain different widgets.
Different Widgets in WordPress Widgets are small blocks of content or functionality that can be added to different areas of a WordPress website, such as the sidebar, footer, header, or…
Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) for WordPress, here’s a simple example.
Example: Add an employee’s details Suppose you have a WordPress Employee post type and want to add: With ACF, you can create these as custom fields instead of putting everything…
What is Theme?
1. What is a Theme? A WordPress Theme is a collection of files (templates, stylesheets, images, and scripts) that controls the appearance, layout, colours, fonts, and overall design of a…
Media Files in WordPress
A Media File in WordPress is any file that you upload to your website, such as images, videos, audio files, or documents. All uploaded files are stored in the Media…
wordpress one click and manual update
There are two main ways to update WordPress: one-click (automatic through the dashboard) and manual (uploading files yourself). If by “local” you mean a WordPress site running on your local…
How to Create a Menu in WordPress
A Menu in WordPress helps visitors navigate your website by displaying links to pages, posts, categories, or custom URLs. Method 1: Using the Navigation Menus (Classic Themes) Step 1: Log…
Here are the steps to Add, Remove, Edit, and Publish Pages, Posts, Tags, and Categories in WordPress.
1. Pages in WordPress Add a New Page Edit a Page Remove (Delete) a Page 2. Posts in WordPress Add a New Post Edit a Post Delete a Post 3.…