WP-CLI, which stands for WordPress Command Line Interface, is a powerful command-line tool that allows users to interact with their WordPress installations from the command line. It provides a set of commands for various tasks related to managing and maintaining WordPress sites, making it easier for developers and administrators to perform actions without using the… Continue reading What is WP-CLI?
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Jetpack AI Assistant in WordPress.com
Jetpack AI Assistant is seamlessly integrated as a block within the WordPress.com editor. (If your WordPress site is hosted elsewhere, the AI Assistant is also available through the Jetpack plugin.) (still in the experimental phase) 5 ways you can make writing a breeze with Jetpack AI Assistant Create customized content Jetpack AI Assistant utilizes a… Continue reading Jetpack AI Assistant in WordPress.com
How to synchronize your staging sites on WordPress.com
First, create a staging site on a Business or Commerce site with Hosting Features enabled. Once your staging site is created, try out some new plugins, play around with a new site design, or build a brand new homepage. When you are satisfied with your changes and would like to copy them from staging to… Continue reading How to synchronize your staging sites on WordPress.com
Detect when the reader is in a mobile device – WordPress
In WordPress, wp_is_mobile() is a function that is used to determine whether the current user agent (web browser) is accessing the site using a mobile device. This function checks if the user is browsing the site from a mobile device and returns a boolean value accordingly. Here’s an example of how you might use wp_is_mobile()… Continue reading Detect when the reader is in a mobile device – WordPress
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esc_attr() in WordPress
esc_attr() is a WordPress function that is used to escape and sanitize data for use in HTML attributes. It stands for “escape attribute” and is commonly used to help prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in WordPress themes and plugins. When you use esc_attr(), it ensures that any data you pass to it is properly sanitized… Continue reading esc_attr() in WordPress
WordPress function wpautop() for
In WordPress, the wpautop function is used for automatically adding paragraph tags to text within post content. It’s a built-in function that is applied to the content of a post or page when it is displayed on the website. This function helps in formatting the text and making it more readable by adding <p> tags… Continue reading WordPress function wpautop() for
Purpose and implementation of esc_url() in WP
esc_url() is a WordPress function used for sanitizing and validating URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) in order to make them safe for use in various contexts within a WordPress website. It helps prevent potential security vulnerabilities by escaping and validating URLs to ensure they conform to the expected format and are safe to display or use.… Continue reading Purpose and implementation of esc_url() in WP
In wordpress, how to get the value of custom field, type=file
In WordPress, you can retrieve the value of a custom field of type “file” (an attachment) using functions and features provided by WordPress. Here are the steps to get the value of a custom field of type “file”: Custom Field Creation:First, make sure you have added a custom field to your post or page that… Continue reading In wordpress, how to get the value of custom field, type=file
phpMyAdmin: How to Convert tf8_general_ci Database to utf8mb4_unicode_ci
Back up your WordPress database. Go to your WordPress folder and open your wp-config.php file using Text Editor. Find this line: define(‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8′); Change the utf8 text to utf8mb4 then save the file. If utf8mb4 is already set in your wp-config.php continue with the next step. Follow the instructions in the image below. 3. Log into your phpMyAdmin using your MariaDB 10… Continue reading phpMyAdmin: How to Convert tf8_general_ci Database to utf8mb4_unicode_ci