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If you’ve ever encountered a situation where you need to use a function or class from another plugin in WordPress, you may have experienced errors due to the plugin not being fully loaded. In this post, we’ll explore how to wait for a plugin to be loaded in WordPress, so you can use its functions

Here is how to protect your WordPress JSON API from unauthorized access with app passwords. Key Takeaways Why Secure Your JSON API with App Passwords? App passwords add an extra layer of security to your WordPress JSON API by restricting access to only authorized applications. Unauthorized access to your JSON API can lead to data

By default, WordPress sorts posts by their published date in descending order (newest first). But if you want to sort posts by their updated date instead, it’s easy to do with a simple function and hook. Key Takeaways Step-by-Step Guide to Sorting Posts by Updated Date Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to sort posts

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create custom fields when using the WordPress REST API. We’ll create a single-file plugin that registers the custom fields so that you can create them when creating or updating posts remotely. Let’s go. Step 1: Creating a Single-File Plugin First, let’s create a single-file plugin to register

Learn how to filter WordPress REST API posts by custom meta key and value, enabling you to retrieve content based on specific metadata. Enable Meta Query Filtering in WordPress REST API To filter WordPress REST API posts by a custom meta key and value, add custom code to your WordPress installation to enable meta query