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Chapter 1. What are WordPress Coding Standards and Why Do You Need Them?
WordPress Coding Standards is an automated code quality control tool that ensures compliance with official WordPress development standards. What Is It? WordPress Coding Standards…
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Step 2: Essential Theme Files – Core WordPress Theme Structure
Professional WordPress FSE theme development with essential files. Complete guide with 4WP Starter Theme foundation, PHP best practices, and production-ready structure for Personal Branding…
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Step 1: Basic Theme Structure – FSE Theme Development
Best practices for basic FSE theme architecture in WordPress. Professional guide with file organization and workspace preparation for Full Site Editing development.
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How to Use MCP with WordPress: Step-by-Step
Context This guide shows how to connect an MCP client to WordPress via the MCP Adapter and create content using MCP tools. Prerequisites Abilities…
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WordPress Multilingual: Complete Control Through API
What are we about? WordPress, multilingual capabilities and comprehensive remote content control 😉 Our Goals We set out to create a reliable solution that would: Implementation Steps 1. Analysis and Research…
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Advanced Query Loop use filter for Full and Smart control showing relevant Post with FSE
Challenge: How to Show Relevant Posts List on Single Post Page by Same Taxonomy by Default for Block Query Loop On the Single Post…
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‘has_archive’ => false — and You’re Free to Play as You Want!
What does this parameter in a CPT mean? $this->args = [ … ‘has_archive’ => false, … ] Have you ever thought about this, or…
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add_filter(‘pre_render_block core template-parts Header and Footer for multilanguages templates
If you use multilanguages, you will encounter the need to separate templates for different languages, namely HHeader and Footer (of course, they can be…