Introduction WordPress is built using a collection of files and folders that work together to run your website. These files contain the core functionality, themes, plugins, and uploaded media used by your site. Understanding the WordPress file structure is important for developers and advanced users because it helps you manage themes, install plugins manually, troubleshoot…
Introduction The WordPress Loop is one of the core concepts in WordPress development. It is responsible for retrieving posts from the database and displaying them on your website. Whenever WordPress loads a page that displays posts, it uses the Loop to process each post and output its content. Understanding how the Loop works is essential…
Introduction WordPress uses a structured system called the Template Hierarchy to determine which theme file should be used to display a specific page on your website. Whenever a visitor opens a page, post, or category archive, WordPress automatically searches for the most appropriate template file in the active theme. This system helps developers control how…
Introduction WordPress themes control the design and layout of a website. While many ready-made themes are available, developers often create custom themes to build unique designs and features. A custom theme allows you to control how your website looks and how content is displayed. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a basic…
Introduction The functions.php file is one of the most important files in a WordPress theme. It allows developers to add custom functionality to their themes without modifying the core WordPress files. In simple terms, the functions.php file acts like a plugin for your theme. It can be used to register menus, enable theme features, load…