I’m using Reusable Blocks a great deal on the Digital Owl’s Prose developer blog and my bass fishing niche website. Reusable Blocks are easy to create and use, but oh so powerful. I like ’em. A lot. Continue reading and learn how to create a WordPress Reusable Block. 👇
(more…)Anyone operating a blog, newsletter, or other creative side hustle knows there are a lot of moving pieces involved behind the scenes. Keeping the cadence going not only requires commitment and skills, but also various tools and software…
(more…)In 2003, when it started, WordPress was only a blogging platform. There is a misconception that it works best only for a blogging website. It is far from the truth. Today, it is being used as the largest CMS in the market. As per 2021 data, there are over 455 million WordPress websites, or one in every three websites is a WordPress website.
(more…)There is a whole lot of great PHP, MySQL, and LAMP-stack content in this week’s OpenLampTech newsletter. But, would you expect any less? Me neither. Enjoy this edition and share with others. Thank you for being a dedicated reader!
(more…)I recently wanted to check all tables’ current AUTO_INCREMENT value (if any) for a database dump structure. I wasn’t sure if a tables’ Data Definition Language (DDL) statement contained the current AUTO_INCREMENT value or not. So after I loaded the dump file, I learned of a query to use and find out…
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