Category: WordPress

  • is_page() – Checks if the page is currently displayed

    Checks if the page is currently displayed. $page – (integer|string|array) – page ID, label or title, or multiple ID, label and title values as an array Examples of Usage Specifying a page ID: Specifying the page title (case-sensitive): Using an array of values: You can use is_page() inside the wp_enqueue_scripts action to conditionally load styles […]

  • How to Get WooCommerce URLs (Cart, Checkout, Shop, My Account) Programmatically in WordPress

    WooCommerce makes it easy for developers to programmatically fetch critical URLs like Cart, Checkout, Shop, and My Account pages. This ensures your code remains dynamic and adapts to any changes in WooCommerce settings. How to Find the Shop URL in the Dashboard If the shop URL has been modified or you’re unsure of its exact […]

  • WooCommerce Guide: Using the $product Object

    Now let’s look at one of the most commonly used objects in WooCommerce development, the $product object, which provides a wide range of methods for accessing product data. Fetching a Product To retrieve a WooCommerce product, you can use the wc_get_product() function with the product ID: If you want to fetch a product by SKU, […]

  • How to Use Shortcode in WordPress

    Shortcodes in WordPress are powerful tools that allow you to add dynamic content to your pages, posts, or widgets effortlessly. They are small bits of code enclosed in square brackets [ ], which WordPress interprets and executes. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about shortcodes — from understanding what they […]

  • WooCommerce Database Structure: Understanding All WooCommerce Database Tables and What They Store

    WooCommerce integrates deeply with WordPress, using both its core database tables and a set of custom tables to manage everything from products and orders to customer data and store configurations. When you activate the WooCommerce plugin, it creates 38 tables in the database Let’s break down each table and what it stores, so you can […]

  • The WordPress Database Structure

    Having worked with WordPress over time, you likely have encountered the database structure. It’s important to understand how WordPress database tables are organized, as this shows where the CMS stores all the content, user data, and configurations. In this post, we will look at all the default WordPress database tables and what each stores. By default, WordPress uses a single database with 12 core tables, though additional tables can be added by plugins or custom development. List of WordPress Core Tables: Here’s […]