Tag: WordPress
When you define a theme.json file, you can define global settings for your overall look and feel with it, such as color palettes, font sizes or layout options. So you as a WordPress / PHP developer use theme.json file in order to configure all these variables for the whole app. This means you can set default values that apply across your entire site, ensuring a consistent look and feel, for example you can set a base font color for the whole website.
Read MoreDownloading themes or plug-ins from some random place on the internet and not the official and reliable sources, or developers, will maybe save you some money but what ends up happening is you can end up installing all sorts of spyware on your web domain, not to mention the code quality that can be poor and potentially harmful for performance. Watch out for crappy themes and plugins and take the time to analyze the market that you are entering to get what you need for your WordPress.
Read MoreIf you want to host your own web app, first question to come in mind is what CMS platform I might, or should use for this purpose.
Read MoreLearn how to recognize and avoid mistakes in WordPress theme development.
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