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|a Williams, Brad
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|a Professional WordPress
|b design and development, second edition
|c Brad Williams, David Damstra, Hal Stern ; technical editor, Hal Stern
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|a WordPress
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|a Indianapolis, Ind.
|b [Wrox]/John Wiley & Sons
|c 2013
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|a Alternatives to Hacking the CoreSummary; Chapter 5: The Loop; Understanding the Loop; From Query Parameters to SQL; Understanding Content in WordPress; Putting the Loop in Context; Flow of the Loop; Template Tags; Commonly Used Template Tags; Tag Parameters; Customizing the Loop; Using the WP_Query Object; Building a Custom Query; Adding Paging to a Loopss; Using query_ posts(); Using get_posts(); Resetting a Query; More Than One Loop; Advanced Queries; Global Variables; Post Data; Author Data; User Data; Environmental Data; Global Variables or Template Tags?; Working Outside the Loop
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a Professional WordPress® Design and Development; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; Acknowledgments; Contents; Introduction; Who This Book Is For; What This Book Covers; How This Book Is Structured; What You Need to Use This Book; Conventions; Source Code; Errata; P2P. Wrox.Com; Chapter 1: First Post; What Is WordPress?; Popularity of WordPress; Current State; Intersecting the Community; WordPress and the GPL; Content and Conversation; WordPress as a Content Management System; Creating Conversation; Getting Started; Hosting Options; Do It Yourself Installation; Finishing Up
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|a First-Time AdministrationFirst Post; Summary; Chapter 2: Code Overview; Downloading; Download Locations; Available Formats; Release Archive; Directory and File Structure; WordPress Configuration; wp-config.php File; Advanced wp-config Options; .htaccess; The .maintenance File; wp-Content User Playground; Plugins; Themes; Uploads and Media Directory; Upgrade Directory; Custom Directories; Summary; Chapter 3: Working with WordPress Locally; Benefits of Working Locally; Typical Deployment Cycle; Why So Much Process?; Tools for Component Administration; Getting Your Development Stack
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|a Adding WordPress to the Local InstallConfiguration Details; Managing the Web Server Document Tree; Enabling Debug Information; Handling Local and Production Database; Creating Virtual Local Server Names; Local Theme and Plugin Development; Deploying Local Changes; Summary; Chapter 4: Tour of the Core; What's in the Core?; Using the Core as a Reference; Inline Documentation; Finding Functions; Exploring the Core; Deprecated Functions; WordPress Codex and Resources; What Is the Codex?; Using the Codex; Function Reference; WordPress APIs; Codex Controversy; Don't Hack the Core!; Why Not?
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|a The highly praised resource returns with updated content, examples, and code downloads WordPress is the most popular self-hosted open source website software in use today, and the latest version makes it even simpler to operate. Packed with real-world examples for load balancing and multiusers, this esteemed resource replaces some of the more basic material with more advanced content. Every single chapter has been reworked to provide the most current and proper methods for developing and designing in WordPress. Coverage of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript and new chapters on custom post
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|a Chapter 6: Data Management; Database Schema; Table Details; WordPress Content Tables; WordPress Taxonomy Tables; WordPress Database Class; Simple Database Queries; Complex Database Operations; Dealing with Errors; Direct Database Manipulation; Summary; Chapter 7: Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies, and Metadata; Understanding Data in WordPress; What Is a Custom Post Type?; Register Custom Post Types; Setting Post Type Labels; Working with Custom Post Types; Custom Post Type Template Files; Special Post Type Functions; WordPress Taxonomy; Default Taxonomies; Taxonomy Table Structure
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