What do you think are the most thrilling and valuable elements of WordPress?

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Some of the most valuable and thrilling elements which make WordPress very popular are as follows:

  • It is Easy to install and upgrade
  • It also has an In-built SEO engine
  • It also has Free and easy theme selection
  • It has Flexibility
  • It also has a Multilingual- available in more than 70 languages
  • No It has own data- no unwanted advert on your website
  • It has the Flexibility and Easy publishing option

What are the hooks in WordPress?

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WordPress Hooks allows the plugins to ‘hook into the rest of the WordPress plugin that you call at specific times, hence your plugin set in motion. These are the two types of hooks:

  • Action hooks: Action hooks refers to facilitating you to insert an additional code from an outside resource.
  • Filter hooks: Filter hooks refers to facilitating you to add content or text at the end of the post.

How to create a plugin in WordPress?

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The following steps will guide you through creating your first plugin:

  • Connect to your site via FTP (File Transfer Protocol).
  • Navigate to the WordPress plugins folder after gaining access to your site via FTP. This folder is usually located in /wp-content/plugins.
  • After you’ve navigated into the plugins folder, you can create a folder of your own. Create a new folder with a unique name that uses lowercase letters and dashes, for example, first_plugin. Once you’ve done that, choose your new folder and continue.
  • You will then need to create the main plugin file.
  • Then, create a file named very-first-plugin.php in your new plugin folder.
  • The plugin information can now be copied and pasted into your newly created main plugin file. Make sure to modify plugin details such as Plugin URL and Plugin Name.

What are WordPress Plugins?

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  •     What are WordPress Plugins

WordPress plugins are individual pieces of software that allow you to add additional functionality to your website. All of these software pieces can be installed on your WordPress website. By using plugins, you can extend or add new functionality to your website, enabling you to easily create any type of website, from e-commerce to directories.

Is WordPress safe from brute force login attempts? If not, how can you prevent?

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No, WordPress on its own is vulnerable to brute force login attempts.

Some good examples of actions performed to protect a WordPress installation against brute force are:

  • Do not use the “admin” username, and use strong passwords.
  • Password protect “wp-login.php”.
  • Set up some server-side protections (IP-based restrictions, firewall, Apache/Nginx modules, etc.)
  • Install a plugin to add a captcha, or limit login attempts.

Why WordPress free?

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WordPress is an open source software. It is free in the sense of freedom not in the sense of free beer. Open source software comes with the freedom for you to use, modify, build upon, and redistribute the software in any way you like without paying any fees.

Who are the founders of WordPress?

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WordPress was released on May 27, 2003, by its founders, American developer Matt Mullenweg and English developer Mike Little.

What is current version of WordPress?

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  •            What is current version of WordPress

 

The latest version is the 6.3.1 version.

Diffeence between WordPress.org and Wordpess.com?

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  •        Diffeence between WordPress.org and Wordpess.com

WordPress.org does not provide hosting, and it’s not even a platform, as it’s often referred to. Remember, WordPress.org is a website hub that houses information, downloads, resources, and a community. Using wordpress.org website we can download Wordperss and install it and use it on self hosted server.

WordPress.com provides hosting and a platform in which to build your site, using the WordPress software.

Brief on Photon in WordPress?

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Photon is an image speeding up and alteration service for Jetpack-associated WordPress websites. By using this converted images can cache automatically and serve from the WordPress.com CDN. Here images can be edited, resized, and filtered by utilizing an easy simple API controlled by getting query arguments. When you enable Photon in Jetpack, images are refreshed on the fly.