Category: Wordpress

If we want to add functionality only for logged-in admins, this can be done with the current_user_can() function. By using current_user_can(‘administrator’) in an if statement, it’ll allow you to check if the current user is a site admin. Additionally, you can target a specific capability of a user.

Here’s an example using the is_user_logged_in() function to display a logout link for logged-in users and a login link for logged-out users. We can use this in our theme’s function.php to add functionality specific to logged-in users. It will also work in our theme’s index.php, archive.php, single.php, etc for all kinds of functionality for logged-in… Continue reading Check if the User is Logged Into the WordPress Function

To fetch categories, you usually need to request each category individually by its unique ID. So, to fetch multiple categories, you would need to make separate API requests for each category. We create an array of category IDs from the post.categories array. We use Promise.all to concurrently fetch each category by making individual API requests… Continue reading categories fetch

Create a New Folder:In the wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation, create a new folder for your plugin. Name it something unique and descriptive. For this example, let’s call it test-plugin. Create the Main Plugin File:In the wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation, create a new folder for your plugin. Name it something unique and… Continue reading Create a plugin in WordPress