Category: Glossary
In the WordPress post edit screen, the Visual Editor is a rich text editor. Visual and Text editors are available on the WordPress post edit screen. A WYSIWG editor …
jQuery is a free JavaScript library that makes it simple to write HTML on the client side (See: JavaScript). It is compatible with all major browsers. It is a …
The term DDoS refers to a distributed denial-of service attack. It’s an internet attack in which a big number of false visitors are sent to your website. The idea …
GitHub is a cloud-based service that allows programmers to store and manage their code. It gets its name from the Git version control system that it employs. Among open …
Cookies are little text files that save website-related data on a user’s computer for a limited time. They are commonly used on the internet for storing data and providing …
sA database is a collection of data that is structured and organized. A database is a piece of software that stores and organizes data in the computing world. Consider …
Tags are one of the standard taxonomies available for organizing your blog content. They are usually one or two words long and define specific aspects of a post. If …
A taxonomy is used in WordPress to arrange posts and custom post types together. The term ‘taxonomy’ stems from the Linnaean taxonomy technique of biological classification. WordPress comes with …
Hooks are functions that can be applied to an Action or a Filter in WordPress themes and development. WordPress Actions and Filters are features that theme and plugin authors …
A subdomain is a part of your main domain name that is separate from it. Subdomains are used to organize and navigate your website’s various sections. On your main …
