• December 14, 2024

The current_time function is used to retrieve the current time either in a custom format or as a Unix timestamp. Unlike PHP's built-in time() function, current_time respects the timezone settings configured in WordPress. Read More

• December 04, 2024

WordPress is celebrated for being free and open source, which often raises questions for newcomers. After all, how can something so powerful come at no cost? Read More

• December 03, 2024

WordPress makes creating a website affordable for everyone, even beginners or small businesses with limited budgets. Read More

• November 22, 2024

WP_Query offers more flexibility and performance than basic methods like get_posts(), making it a more powerful choice for managing your WordPress queries. Read More

• November 20, 2024

Handling dates and times in WordPress can be tricky, especially when you want to format, compare, or manipulate them. Read More

• November 18, 2024

This guide provides practical tips for writing clean code in WordPress, promoting better organization, scalability, and maintainability for your projects. Read More

• November 18, 2024

A nonce is a unique, random string used in WordPress to validate user actions, ensuring they’re performed by verified users. Read More