TL;DR: Here’s how you can use SQL to find WordPress users by metadata. This is useful when you have information such as their first name and last name and want to retrieve the full WP_User. WordPress provides a number of functions that make it easy to retrieve a user based on certain information. One of […]
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TL;DR: In this quick tip, I provide a simple query for determine the size of a database (that includes all tables). This is useful when determine what the largest tables are, especially if there are custom tables in your WordPress installation, and how large they actually are.
The repository pattern provides a consistent way for how data can be retrieved. Here’s how it can be implemented in a WordPress plugin.
Without using the editor, it’s possible to append WordPress page content using values stored in the database.
When working with custom WordPress admin pages, one of the challenges is knowing how to set up a proper WordPress admin redirect.
