A popular open-source content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and manage websites without writing code.
Custom metadata in WordPress opens up a world of flexibility for developers, allowing you to store additional information on your posts and query posts based on that data. By adding custom metadata via the WordPress REST API and retrieving posts based on it, you can achieve custom filtering, personalized content displays, and much more. In
When working with WordPress via its REST API, one of the most common requirements is to programmatically upload media, like images, and add them to posts. Whether you’re building a custom WordPress dashboard or automating content management, this process can streamline your workflow. In this guide, I’ll walk through how to upload images to WordPress,
If you’re a developer working with WordPress, setting up a local environment that mirrors a production setup can save you a lot of time and frustration. Testing locally means you can make tweaks and adjustments without risking your live site or dealing with the sluggishness of a remote server. But, to really replicate a production
When building web applications or content management tools, there are often situations where we need to post content to WordPress programmatically. By tapping into WordPress’s REST API, this process becomes highly efficient. In this guide, I’ll show you how to use axios and TypeScript to post content to a WordPress site. The approach here leverages
If you’ve been monitoring your WordPress website through Google Search Console, you might have encountered a frustrating issue: the [Feed Page] being excluded by the noindex tag. This can be alarming, especially if you’re concerned about your site’s SEO performance. Fortunately, there’s a straightforward solution to address this problem by using the “WP Robots Txt”
When building a custom integration with WordPress, interacting with the WordPress REST API is a powerful approach. Recently, I needed to create and update WordPress pages programmatically using TypeScript. While the task seemed straightforward, I encountered some challenges, like permission errors and authentication issues. After troubleshooting and refining the process, I found a robust way
Recently, I faced a situation where I needed to add a shortcode to a WordPress post programmatically using the WordPress REST API, and I wanted to ensure that it was rendered as a Gutenberg block rather than plain text. If you’re familiar with shortcodes and have worked with the WordPress API, you may have encountered