Title | Description |
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a |
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Admin Bar | The toolbar visible to administrators when logged in, offering quick access to site management tools. |
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Akismet | A spam filtering plugin that combats comment and form spam. |
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API | Application Programming Interface that facilitates communication between software components. |
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Apache | A popular web server software often used to host WordPress websites. |
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Atom | A widely used text editor favored by developers for coding. |
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b |
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Backup | Creating duplicate copies of a website's files and database for data protection. |
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Breadcrumb | A navigational trail indicating a user's path through a site's hierarchy. |
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c |
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Child Theme | A theme inheriting styles from a parent theme, enabling customization while preserving updates. |
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Content Types | Various types of content managed in WordPress, including posts, pages, and custom post types. |
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Cron Jobs | Scheduled tasks that automatically run at specified intervals. |
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Custom Fields | Additional data fields added to posts or pages for structured information. |
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Custom Post Types | Custom content types tailored to specific needs beyond regular posts and pages. |
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d |
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Dashboard Widgets | Modules offering quick access and insights for site management. |
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Debug Mode | A setting providing detailed error messages for troubleshooting. |
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DNS | Domain Name System translates domain names into IP addresses. |
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Domain Name | The web address used to locate a website. |
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Down time | Periods when a website is inaccessible due to maintenance or issues. |
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Draft | An unpublished or incomplete content status. |
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e |
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Editor Styles | Custom CSS styles applied to the content editor for accurate content preview. |
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Embeds | Code snippets integrating external media like videos and social media posts. |
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Enqueue-Script | Adding scripts in an organized manner to WordPress sites. |
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Excerpt | A brief summary of a post's content, often used in archives or search results. |
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f |
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Featured Image | An image assigned to a post or page, often displayed as a thumbnail. |
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Feed | Distributing updated content to subscribers or other websites. |
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File Permissions | Settings controlling file access on a server. |
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Fluid Layout | Responsive design adapting smoothly to different devices. |
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Footer | The bottom section of a webpage often containing copyright information. |
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g |
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Gallery | A feature displaying images in an organized grid or slideshow format. |
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Genesis | Framework:** A theme framework for efficient WordPress theme development. |
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Github | A platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects. |
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Gravatar | Globally Recognized Avatar linked to email addresses for profile images. |
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.htaccess | Configuration file for server settings, URL redirection, and access control. |
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h |
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Hooks | Actions and filters modifying WordPress core functionalities. |
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HTTPS | Secure communication protocol between browsers and websites. |
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i |
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Inline Editing | Editing content directly on a website's front-end. |
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Interactivity | Engagement and user interaction often enhanced through plugins and scripting. |
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IP Address | Unique numerical label assigned to network devices. |
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l |
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Landing Page | Standalone page designed for marketing with a focused call-to-action. |
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Link Building | Acquiring inbound links to improve search engine ranking. |
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m |
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Media Library | Collection of uploaded images, videos, and media used in content. |
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Mobile Optimization | Adapting a website for smooth mobile user experience. |
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Multilingual Plugin | Facilitating multilingual content creation. |
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n |
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Nonce | Security token verifying legitimate actions and preventing unauthorized access. |
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o |
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Open Source | Freely available software for use, modification, and distribution. |
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p |
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Password Protection | Restricting content access with a password. |
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Pingbacks | Notifications when other sites link to your content. |
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Podcast | Digital media series subscribed and downloaded by users. |
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Primary Menu | Main navigation menu of a website. |
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r |
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REST API | Rules enabling communication between software applications. |
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Robots.txt | File instructing search engines on website crawling. |
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s |
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Schema Markup | Structured data improving search result appearance. |
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Search Console | Tool providing insights into site's search performance. |
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Shortcodes | Codes adding dynamic content or functionalities. |
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Sitemap | List of all pages for search engine indexing. |
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Slug | URL-friendly version of post or term name. |
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t |
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Template | File with webpage structure and layout. |
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Theme Customizer | Interface for real-time theme changes. |
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Theme Framework | Foundation for building WordPress themes. |
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Theme Options | Settings customizing theme appearance. |
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u |
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Update | Releasing new versions for bug fixes, features, and security enhancements. |
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User Avatar | Image representing a user, often next to comments. |
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v |
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Version Control | Managing code changes using systems like Git. |
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w |
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Web Hosting | Service providing server space for website hosting. |
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Webmaster Tools | Resources for website owners to monitor and improve performance. |
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Widgets | Components adding functionalities to website sidebars. |
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WYSIWYG | What You See Is What You Get" editors displaying content appearance. |
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