A web server to run our WordPress installation
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 5:51 am
By the way, I must confess that I wrote this article on the advice of Marco Piccinini who with this very nice comment (the last one) reminded me that I had not yet dealt with the topic of taxonomies.
So here we are again ready to learn something new, something that I hope can be useful to you in your career as a WordPress developer.
As always, to follow this project, I suggest you work locally on your test installation where you experiment by creating templates and plugins; you have one, right?!?
I asked you this question because in this article we will follow the logic of Site Specific list of oman consumer email Plugins (which has often opened discussions among WordPress developers) that is, instead of using the file functions.phpto add the code that will be presented we will create a plugin that implements the features we need .
You should have already read in articles like Eugenio's how it is possible to create the header of a plugin, all you need is a few well-structured PHP comments. Furthermore, to create our plugin, the classic tools of the trade are needed:
on (but that was obvious ;
a WordPress installation (this wasn't difficult either);
go inside plugins/ and create the taxonomies-custom/ folder.
The above points were inserted mainly for the novices, if you are not among them I am convinced that this little review has not hurt you.
So here we are again ready to learn something new, something that I hope can be useful to you in your career as a WordPress developer.
As always, to follow this project, I suggest you work locally on your test installation where you experiment by creating templates and plugins; you have one, right?!?
I asked you this question because in this article we will follow the logic of Site Specific list of oman consumer email Plugins (which has often opened discussions among WordPress developers) that is, instead of using the file functions.phpto add the code that will be presented we will create a plugin that implements the features we need .
You should have already read in articles like Eugenio's how it is possible to create the header of a plugin, all you need is a few well-structured PHP comments. Furthermore, to create our plugin, the classic tools of the trade are needed:
on (but that was obvious ;
a WordPress installation (this wasn't difficult either);
go inside plugins/ and create the taxonomies-custom/ folder.
The above points were inserted mainly for the novices, if you are not among them I am convinced that this little review has not hurt you.
