WordPress REST API Has Started Entering WordPress Core
Part of the WordPress REST API plugin was merged into WordPress 4.4 development, but full REST API support was still expected later.
Part of the WordPress REST API plugin was merged into WordPress 4.4 development, but full REST API support was still expected later.
A Chrome 45 Slimming Paint bug could break the WordPress admin menu layout; disabling that flag fixes the issue.
Change the WordPress admin bar View Site link so it opens in a new tab instead of replacing the current dashboard page.
Disable the visual editor text-pattern shortcuts added in WordPress 4.3 if they do not fit your writing habits.
The REST API Console plugin adds a testing console inside the WordPress admin so you can explore and debug the WordPress REST API more easily.
A fun look at the theoretical maximum number of posts WordPress can store based on the bigint ID field used in its database tables.
Use wp_count_posts() to count published, draft, page, and other post-type entries by status in WordPress.
Use wp_count_terms() to count how many terms exist in a WordPress taxonomy.
Use count_users() to get the total number of users in WordPress and the number of users in each role.
Use wp_count_comments() to count approved, pending, spam, trashed, and total comments for a site or a specific post.
Use get_category_parents() to return a category’s full parent path, optionally with category links and a custom separator.
Use get_extended() in WordPress to split post content into the section before the tag and the section after it.