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Practical Use of the get_the_category() Function in the Post Template

The get_the_category() function in WordPress is a tool when it comes to retrieving the categories associated with a post

Related Post WordPress Without Plugin

When developing a WordPress post template, it’s common to need to display Related Posts at the end of an article or in the sidebar

Adding Shortcodes with add_shortcode() and Practical Examples

By using add_shortcode, WordPress developers can define their own Shortcodes and associate them with callback functions responsible for generating the content to be displayed when the shortcode is utilized.

Functionality of get_template_part() in WordPress Development

This function allows developers to break down their theme templates into smaller, manageable parts, making the codebase more organized and easier to maintain.

WordPress Post Revisions: disable, autosave, limit, delete

Learn how to configure and manage post revisions in WordPress effectively. From adjusting autosave intervals to completely disabling revisions, this guide covers all you need to know.

Leveraging do_shortcode() for Dynamic Content

The do_shortcode() function in WordPress is utilized to process and execute shortcodes within content areas, enabling dynamic content rendering and customization.

Optimizing WordPress: Removal of Unnecessary Image Sizes

Learn how to efficiently remove unnecessary image sizes in WordPress. By eliminating unused image dimensions, you can free up server space

Custom Toolbar Button in Gutenberg Editor with Format API

Enhance your Gutenberg editor experience by adding a custom toolbar button using Format API

WordPress website Maintenance Mode

In this article, we’ll explore how to enable website maintenance mode in WordPress, and how to use ACF Options Page or Options Page to enable or disable the maintenance mode as needed.