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WP-CLI is the command-line interface for WordPress. You can update plugins, configure multisite installs, and much more, without using a web browser. Below is the complete list of WP CLI commands generated with WP CLI Commands Cheat Sheet (Complete List of WP CLI Commands) Cache wp cache add Docs | Git wp cache decr Docs | Git

WordPress provides the Rest API support for post, pages and custom post types which have set the show_in_rest parameter as true. We have also the Rest API support for the tags, categories and custom taxonomies which have same show_in_rest parameter as true. Overview We have Rest API endpoints for the post & pages as below:

A more specific way to print out just the HTTP status code is something along the lines of: Command: curl -s -o /dev/null -w “%{http_code}” https://wordpress.org/ Output: 200 E.g.

Use code snippet to create a simple WordPress shortcode. I have created a sample shortcode prefix-portfolio with 2 attributes. Before use change: Change the Prefix with your own unique prefix. Change the prefix with your own unique prefix. How to use? Create a new page and add shortcode. Open the page. It’ll show the output of the

Debug WordPress hook sequence How it works? Add query parameter debug in URL e.g. https://<mysite>/?debug. It’ll show the list of hooks in sequence. Code Snippet <?php /** * Debug WordPress hook sequence. * * > How it works? * Add query parameter `debug` in URL e.g. https://<mysite>/?debug * It'll show the list of Actions in

Show individual site upload limit notice on media page WordPress (Only for Multisite) Eg. Snippet <?php /** * [ONLY FOR MULTISITE] * * Show individual site upload limit notice. * * E.g. * * 1. Max upload limit 1024 MB and available limit 258 MB. * 2. Max upload limit 1024 MB and available limit

Add post meta in post (custom post type) endpoint with Rest API. Todo: Change post-type with your post type slug. Change prefix-meta-key with your post meta key which you want to include in Rest API Response. Output: Visit https://<mysite>/wp-json/wp/v2/<post-type>/ it show the stored data from meta key  prefix-meta-key in the Rest API response. Code: <?php /** * Add

Check logged in user role. Use function  wp_get_current_user() to get the current/logged in user info. Usage: var_dump( prefix_user_has_role( ‘administrator’ ) ); // Output: // bool(true) Snippet: <?php if( ! function_exists( 'prefix_user_has_role' ) ) : /** * Check logged in user has role * * @todo Change `prefix` with your own unique slug. * * E.g.

Get logged in user assigned roles. Use function  wp_get_current_user() to get the current/logged in user info. Output: print_r( prefix_get_current_user_roles() ); // Output: // Array // ( // [0] => administrator // ) Code: <?php if( ! function_exists( 'prefix_get_current_user_roles' ) ) : /** * Get current user roles * * E.g. print_r( prefix_get_current_user_roles() ); * *