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Search & Filter is a simple search and filtering plugin for WordPress – it is an advancement of the WordPress search box. You can search by Category, Tag, Custom Taxonomy, Post Type, Post Date or any combination of these easily to really refine your searches – remove the search box and use it as a … Read more
This plugin adds to default WordPress search engine the ability to search by content from selected fields of Advanced Custom Fields plugin. Everything works automatically, no need to add any additional code. The plugin does not create a search results page, but modifies the SQL database query to make your search engine work better. Additionally … Read more
There are five basic elements that make an API ‘RESTful’. Keep in mind that the ‘server’ is the platform the API belongs to, and the ‘client’ is the site, application, or software connecting to that platform: Client-server architecture. The API should be built so that the client and the server remain separate from one another. That way they … Read more
The WordPress REST API provides an interface for applications to interact with your WordPress site by sending and receiving data as JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) objects. It is the foundation of the WordPress Block Editor, and can likewise enable your theme, plugin or custom application to present new, powerful interfaces for managing and publishing your site content. … … Read more
Method 1. Display Code Using The Default Editor in WordPress; Method 2. Display Code in WordPress Using a Plugin; SyntaxHighlighter Evolved plugin. Method 3. Display Code in WordPress Manually (No Plugin or Block)
What is an excerpt Excerpt is an optional text associated to a Post. Most of the time, it is used as the Post summary. WordPress excerpt metabox Not finding the Excerpt editing box? Check your Post’s Screen Options. Regarding the Theme you are using on your site, Excerpts can be displayed on different pages (search results, archives, … Read more
By default, if a user leaves the title field blank, WordPress will still allow the post to be published or updated. What we want to do is prevent the custom post type from being published/updated until it has a valid title, and let the user know they need to enter one.
Switching between themes is quite common for WordPress users. Whenever you change any theme, not all the features of the older theme can fit in the new theme. Inactive Sidebar is the result of changing a theme. The sidebar that was available earlier in the previous theme will stay as an inactive sidebar in the … Read more
You don’t want a slow website. Potential visitors may leave before your page even finishes loading. And you’ll be penalized in search results, meaning even less traffic.