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wp-config.php File – An In-Depth View on How to Configure WordPress
In this tutorial, we show you all the basic, most common and advanced features you can define and edit in your WordPress site's wp-config.php file.
Building Efficient WordPress Queries with WP_Query
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use the WP_Query class specifically to optimize the SQL queries, reducing execution time and resource consu…
Is WordPress Code Really a Mess?
Some plugins and themes really do contain bad code and hinders, but is WordPress code a mess? Let's find out!
Why You Might Need a WordPress DevOps Team
You might need WordPress DevOps team. A developer operations team ensures your WordPress site works smoothly along with a multitude of other things.
How To Use the WordPress Register Sidebar Function
In this article we'll look at some ways to use the default WordPress register sidebar function along with some advanced tips.
A Guide To HTTP And The WordPress HTTP API – Part 2
The WordPress HTTP API allows us to connect to third party APIs like Twitter, Facebook, Mailchimp and more. Read on to learn how!
A Guide To HTTP And The WordPress HTTP API – Part 1
HTTP is the protocol that powers the web. With the knowledge of how HTTP requests and responses work you can utilize great APIs easily!
WordPress Database – How Sidebars Work
In this article we'll take a look at how WordPress widget areas, sidebars and widgets work on a database level.
Managing WordPress Development With Symlinks
Symlinks can be used to point a plugin or theme from one central location to multiple WordPress installs. This minimizes development and testing time.
wp_enqueue_scripts – How to Enqueue Your Assets in WordPress
Use wp_enqueue_scripts in WordPress to add your Javascript and CSS assets to your site while managing their dependencies in a modular way.
How Do I View My Access and WordPress Error Logs?
Logs can be very helpful when troubleshooting and debugging issues. Click here to find out how to view your access and WordPress error logs with Ki…
Using The WordPress HTTP API
The WordPress HTTP API will help you make HTTP calls a lot more easily. This is a complete tutorial about how to use it in WordPress.