The primary intention of using Comments is to get to know what your readers or viewers are looking for, and they can also provide feedback through this feature of WordPress. In this tutorial, you will learn about the concept of Comments and how to use them.
WordPress has an inbuilt user role management tool that can specify what a user can or cannot do. In this tutorial, you will learn about users and roles/permissions.
WordPress Tags can be defined as a set of information you can attach to your WordPress content to categorize and better identify content. In this tutorial, you will learn about the concept of tags and how to use them.
WordPress categories is an essential tool used by admins and users in dividing the website's content into various sections. In this tutorial, you will learn about the concept of WordPress categories and how to use them.
WordPress is designed so that even non-technical bloggers and content creators can create their websites with much ease and variations. This tutorial will teach you the basic concept of creating a WordPress website.
Creating pages for your website is similar to creating Posts in WordPress. In this tutorial, you will learn how to deal with pages in WordPress.
"Posts" is a WordPress component that allows users to inscribe a blog and post it on the associated site. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use WordPress Posts.
The history of WordPress goes into detail about how WordPress came to be original, what the different versions of WordPress are, and what today's WordPress is all about.
A Content Management System (CMS) can be defined as a tool or software program containing a set of interrelated programs used for creating and managing different digital or online content. This tutorial will teach you about the concept of CMS and why it is widely accepted.
The CSS hover Pseudo-Class adds special effects to an HTML element when the mouse pointer is brought over on that element. In this chapter, the CSS hover Pseudo-Class is explained with an example.
In this chapter, you will learn about the essential feature and architecture of HTTP in handling web application and maintain client-server architecture.
Dir pseudo-class of CSS is implemented to match HTML elements, depending on the direction of the content contained in them. Currently, ltr and rtl are normal values - here, ltr means left-to-right, and rtl means right-to-left.
Marquee is an animation effect for web pages used to create horizontal or vertical scrolling text and images. In this chapter, you will learn how to create a marquee using CSS.
The CSS selector is usually used to apply a style to HTML elements using classes and IDs. However, you can also use different selectors on different attributes of HTML elements. In this chapter, you will learn about how to implement CSS attribute selectors.
Learn how CSS pseudo-classes enhance web design by applying styles based on user interaction and element states. Discover their syntax and typical uses.
Big data can be defined as a concept used to describe a large volume of data, which are both structured and unstructured, and that gets increased day by day by any system or business. In this lesson, you will learn about what is Big Data? Its importance and its contribution to large-scale data handling.
MongoDB provides a utility called mongoexport to its users, through which users can export data from MongoDB databases to a JSON file format or a CSV file format. In this chapter, you will learn about mongoexport command, which is used in MongoDB to export the data from the database.
NoSQL can be defined as an approach to database designing, which holds a vast diversity of data such as key-value, multimedia, document, columnar, graph formats, external files, etc. NoSQL is purposefully developed for handling specific data models having flexible schemas to build modern applications.
So far, you have used the selectors; they are used for targeting particular elements or collective elements having a specific ID or class. It is quite a powerful feature, but what if you wish to limit this feature to some specific part of the page? In this chapter, you will learn about the descendant combinator and its working.
