In the ever-evolving landscape of WordPress, Gutenberg has brought a significant shift in how content is created and managed. Its block-based approach offers a more intuitive and versatile way of building pages and posts. However, there are scenarios where you might want to enable Gutenberg selectively, based on specific Custom Post Types (CPTs) and Taxonomies. […]
Author: Krasen Slavov
Navigating through pages of content is a fundamental aspect of user experience on any website. WordPress offers default pagination features, but there are times when you need something more tailored to your site’s specific needs. Krasen Slavov has created a custom pagination function for WP_Query, perfect for situations where the default pagination doesn’t quite fit, […]
Managing a WordPress website often involves dealing with various types of content and data. Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) is a powerful tool that allows you to add and manage custom data effortlessly. But what happens when you need to update your WordPress content with data from these custom fields en masse? This is where a […]
When managing a WordPress website, understanding how to control which pages are indexed by search engines is crucial. Sometimes, you might need to prevent certain types of content, like custom post types (CPTs), from being indexed or followed by search engines. This is particularly important for CPTs used for internal purposes or those not intended […]
If you’re managing a WordPress site, especially one with a lot of custom content, you know how quickly things can get cluttered. Over time, unused Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and unnecessary taxonomy relationships can accumulate, potentially slowing down your site and making your database more complex than it needs to be. Fortunately, there are straightforward […]