In reality, determining this is quite simple. For example, if we are on an archive page (where hooks like is_archive, is_tag, etc. are triggered), we can use the following approach:
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We continue our series of articles dedicated to the REST WordPress API. Today, we’ll learn how to read, create, update, and delete category and term data (this also applies to custom taxonomies, which we’ll cover later).
Working with terms is almost identical to working with posts, as shown in the previous article. The only differences are the endpoint URL and the parameters used for retrieving, creating, or updating data. read more...
This post was written both for myself and for anyone who's ever wondered — what's the difference between the “numberposts” and “posts_per_page” parameters passed to the get_posts function?
I sometimes find myself trying to recall the difference, and in various places I use one or the other.
We continue our series of articles on the topic of the WordPress API. Today, we’ll explore general techniques for interacting with the API, which can be applied to custom post types, categories, and other taxonomies.
What needs to be done to add an extra column to the product list table in a WordPress store? In fact, adding new columns in the Woo plugin is no different from adding columns to the regular post table.