Open terminal (CTRL + ALT + T) and then depending on action use this following code. To import database from local *.sql file by using terminal:- OR if you have a database username(as admin) and password(as admin137). Use this following code:-
97% of bloggers displays all of their posts the same way on their home page. Sure, WordPress has no built-in option to let we define how a post displayed.But wait: with custom fields,we can do it easily. Define how a post is displayed on our home page. Two values are possible: • Full post • Post excerpt only Once more, we’ll use a custom WordPress loop. Find the loop in
By default, WordPress debugging is turned off, so to enable it, open wp-config.php (tip: take a backup copy of this file that we can revert to later if needed) in the root of our WordPress installation and look for this line: Replace that line with the following:- With those lines added to our wp-config.php file, debugging is fully enabled.
To implement a selective blog feed that can be placed on a front page template or anywhere else in the design.Many CMS implementations feature some selected items from the blog feed on the home page, or even throughout the site in a sidebar or footer element 1st Step: Go to Post and Create the Categories named Featured.
A rewind_posts() function is used to reset the post query and loop counter,allowing us to do another Loop using same content as first Loop.Place this function call directly after finishing first loop. Example:- Here is an example that processes the main Loop content twice:
Nested Loop can be created inside WordPress theme templates using a combination of the main Loop and separate WP_Query instances. We can create a nested Loop to display related posts based on tags. Use the following codes:-