Understanding Headless WordPress Headless WordPress refers to using only the back-end functionality of WordPress (managing and storing content) and using a separate system (such as Next.js) to present the front-end. The advantage of this development model is that one can continue to use WordPress that...

WordPress is a powerful Content Management System (CMS) that lays the foundation for different types of websites and applications. It uses a typical 'monolithic architecture', but as a website grows, this may not be the most appropriate architecture. This is where the 'microservices architecture ' of...

Today, web pages are filled with images, videos and interactive elements designed to enhance the user experience. However, these things can slow down the loading time of a web page. While technology is always advancing, one goal remains constant: performance. Everyone wants their web pages to load at lightning speed...

Understanding the difference between WordPress custom tables and existing database tables, and when to use custom tables to enhance performance and meet complex requirements. This article details methods for creating, managing, and maintaining custom tables.

JavaScript is a programming language that adds interactive functionality to websites. Learning how to use JavaScript on a WordPress website, including specific sections, can help you utilize the code more effectively. There are multiple ways to add WordPress pages and posts...

With axoPress, it is possible to create and manage tags, categories and all WordPress taxonomy terms.TaxoPress helps to manage everything in WordPress, from adding tags and categories to pages, to managing WooCommerce product categories and bbPress theme tags. T...

Websites vary in design, purpose and complexity, but are generally categorized as static or dynamic. Static websites are pre-rendered and offer the same content to all visitors. They have a simple structure, are usually easy to manage and load quickly. On the other hand, dynamic websites use server-side coding...

Solve WordPress add_action hooks and learn how to execute custom functions at different action moments. This post provides detailed examples and best practices to help developers easily master the use of WordPress hooks.

By optimizing PHP.ini configuration (such as memory limit, execution time, upload size, etc.) and enabling technologies such as OpCache, JIT compilation, Realpath caching, etc., we can comprehensively improve the performance and throughput of PHP applications, and provide users with a smoother experience.

Learn how to enable and configure a multisite network in WordPress, from basic setup to advanced optimization tips. This article will guide you step-by-step to create and manage multiple sites, and provide performance optimization and security enhancement suggestions to help you efficiently manage and operate multiple websites.

Choosing Genuine Plugins & Themes: the Best Choice for Ensuring Security and Performance The WordPress ecosystem has a wealth of free and commercial plugins and themes that can enhance the functionality and design of your website. However, the abundance of these resources comes with potential risks, such as invalid downloads...

Learn how to develop custom Gutenberg blocks using the @wordpress/scripts package, ES6, and JSX, integrate them into WooCommerce, and add front-end and editor styles to them.