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$wpdb in WordPress is a global object that provides an easy and safe way to interact with the WordPress database. It can be used to perform custom database queries and access WordPress data that is not readily available through WordPress functions. Here are some different examples of using $wpdb in WordPress: Selecting Data From a Table Using the SELECT statement, […]
WordPress is a powerful content management system that offers a range of functions and classes to help developers manipulate and display content on their sites. One of the most powerful and flexible classes for querying posts is the WP_Query class. This class allows you to specify various parameters to retrieve a set of posts that match your criteria. In this […]
The WordPress admin bar is a useful feature for site administrators and editors, but it can be distracting or even confusing for other users. If you want to hide the admin bar for certain user roles or for all users, you can easily do so with a few lines of code. Option 1: Hide the Admin Bar for All Users […]
WordPress is a popular Content Management System (CMS) that provides various hooks to modify or extend its core functionality. Among those hooks, the add_filter and apply_filters functions are two of the most commonly used ones. These functions are used to modify the value of a variable or a function result using a callback function. In this article, we will discuss […]
Creating a custom taxonomy in WordPress allows you to group your posts or custom post types in a specific way. This makes it easier for visitors to find related content and for you to manage your website’s content. In this article, we’ll go through the steps of creating a custom taxonomy in WordPress. Step 1: Choose a Name for Your […]
WooCommerce is a popular e-commerce plugin for WordPress that allows you to sell products and services on your website. The orders table in the WooCommerce backend displays all the orders that have been made on your website. By default, this table includes information such as the order number, customer name, date, status, and total amount. However, you may want to […]
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