WordPress with SQLite
- Daniel Loureiro
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- Jun 16, 2019
Oficially, WordPress only supports MySQL, but with this plugin created by kjmtsh you can use SQLite instead.
Oficially, WordPress only supports MySQL, but with this plugin created by kjmtsh you can use SQLite instead.
In the previous article, we printed a "Hello, World" on screen. It works, but it is clunky, ugly-looking. That's not how plugins output to pages. The most common way plugins interact with pages, printing content on them, is through shortcodes . Shortcodes are small bits of text that we write in articles. They are enclosed by brackets [] , for example, [hello] . When WordPress renders the article, it replaces the shortcodes with plugin's output, for example, "Hello, World!" .
This tutorial shows how to implement a "Continue with Facebook" button using JS and PHP.
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This blog runs on Prism JS to prettify the code blocks. Here I show a quick, 5-minute, simple way to add it on your own WordPress blog. No plugin required!
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