How to Create a Taxonomy in WordPress
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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…
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differnce between add_filter() and add_action()
1. Purpose 2. Syntax They look almost the same. The main difference is what your function does. 3. Example of add_action() Add a message before the post content: ✅ Runs…
how to create sidebar in theme development in wordpress
In WordPress theme development, creating a sidebar means registering a widget area, displaying it in your theme file, and then letting users add widgets via the WordPress Dashboard. Here’s the…
how to create menu in wordpress theme development
In WordPress theme development, creating a custom menu involves registering the menu, displaying it in your theme, and optionally styling it with CSS. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Register the…
Advanced Functions in WordPress
1. add_action() Adds a function to a WordPress action hook (e.g., run code at a specific point like page load or admin init). function my_custom_function() { echo '<p>Hello from add_action!</p>';}add_action('wp_footer',…
Anatomy of a Theme: header.php, footer.php and sidebar.php
In WordPress, themes are modular. The files header.php, footer.php, and sidebar.php form the basic structure of a page layout. Together, they help break up the page into reusable components. Anatomy…