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WP-CLI or WordPress Command Line Interface, is a tool that helps you manage your WordPress website without accessing its backend dashboard. You can perform different tasks like installing plugins and themes, managing users, changing settings, and more using the command line tool. It provides an… Read More »

WordPress core refers to all the important files that are needed by a WordPress website to work properly. Because of these files, you are able to manage users, add and edit posts and pages, upload media files, delete content, and more. There are hundreds of… Read More »

wp_enqueue is a WordPress function that allows developers to enqueue scripts (JavaScript files) and styles (CSS files). This means that developers can tell WordPress which scripts and styles they wish to use on a particular page, and WordPress will automatically load them. This helps make… Read More »

A WHOIS lookup allows you to find a domain name owner’s name, contact information, and other important details. ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) maintains a database the public can search to see who owns any domain. During domain name registration, you have… Read More »

A website title is an HTML tag that tells visitors and search engines what a web page or article is about. It is also commonly known as a title tag or an SEO title. You will see the website title in the tab at the… Read More »

WYSIWYG is an acronym for What You See Is What You Get. It is used for tools where you create/edit content in real time and see a live preview as you work.  These editors are incredibly useful online, especially when creating content for websites. Whether… Read More »

WordCamp is a term used for locally organized WordPress conferences. They are paid for, attended, and organized by local WordPress communities around the globe and cover everything related to WordPress. WordCamp.org and the WordPress Foundation publish guidelines that every WordCamp around the world follows. The… Read More »