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Creating Featured Images With DalL-E and Chat GPT
I’ve been using the paid version of Chat GPT so I can gain access to Chat GPT 4 and I’ve been investigating how to create blog post featured images. Blog Post Images Are A Pain I spend a lot of time searching for a good image to match my blog posts, what if I could
Understanding Cumulative Layout Shift: What It Means for Web Performance
In today’s fast-paced digital world, the performance of a website can greatly impact user experience and satisfaction. Among the various metrics used to evaluate website performance, Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) has emerged as a key player. This metric helps in understanding how visually stable a website is during its load time. A poor CLS score
What is a WordPress Nonce?
Introduction A WordPress nonce is a ‘number used once’ to help protect URLs and forms from certain types of misuse, malicious or otherwise. It’s a security feature that WordPress provides to help you ensure that specific actions in your application are initiated by legitimate users, not by unauthorized scripts, bots, or other potential threats. In
Understanding WordPress is_logged_in Function with Sample Code
Introduction Among various powerful WordPress functions, the is_logged_in function holds a special place when it comes to confirming whether a user is logged in or not. It can be highly useful in developing themes or plugins where certain content or features are only available to logged-in users. An Overview of is_logged_in function The is_logged_in function
Exploring WPLogin: The Ultimate Plugin for WordPress
Introduction If you’re on the hunt for an efficient, user-friendly WordPress plugin that simplifies the task of user management, look no further: WPLogin is the solution that you’ve been looking for. WPLogin is a professional WordPress plugin that simplifies user management in a big way. You can find more about this powerful plugin at [WPLogin](https://wplogin.com).
Understanding the WordPress auth_redirect() Function
Introduction Today, we are going to talk about a very significant function in WordPress that is critical for site security and user verification processes. Its name is the auth_redirect() function. This function might be seen as a technical concept only relevant to developers, but its basic understanding can benefit anyone working with WordPress. What is