Adding custom fonts to Elementor is pretty straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you: Step 1: Add a Custom Font to Elementor Go to WP Admin. 2. Navigate to Elementor>Custom Fonts. 3. Click Add New. 4. Name your…
Session and Cookies in PHP: When to Use What?
Both Sessions and Cookies are used to store user data, but they differ in how and where the data is stored. When developing web applications, managing user data efficiently is crucial. Two common ways to store user-related data in PHP…
AJAX with PHP and MySQL: User Registration & Search
AJAX allows web applications to send and retrieve data from a server asynchronously without reloading the page. The following steps will guide you through implementing an AJAX with PHP and MySQL 1)Register a user dynamically with AJAX. 2)Search for users…
Nine Things for Every React.Js Beginner
React is a JavaScript Library known for front-end development (or user interface). It is popular due to its component-based architecture, Single Page Applications (SPAs) and Virtual DOM for building web applications that are fast, efficient, and scalable. Why Learn React…
The trailingslashit() Function in WordPress
In WordPress development, maintaining consistency in URLs and file paths is essential for smooth site operation. The trailingslashit() function helps by ensuring that a string (typically a URL or file path) ends with a trailing slash (/), providing uniformity across…
How to Set conditions for site part templates in Elementor
To set conditions for site part templates in Elementor, you can have the same header and footer appear on all your site’s pages or you can create a special header for your product pages. Templates can appear on all or…
Designing a MongoDB Schema with Mongoose using Node.js
Designing a MongoDB schema using Mongoose in a Node.js application involves defining the schema structure, setting up models, and interacting with the database using Mongoose methods. MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database that stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents. When…
Lazy Loading in Next.js
Lazy loading in Next.js is a technique used to improve application performance by loading components, images, or scripts only when they are needed. This helps reduce initial page load time and improves user experience. Import dynamic from ‘next/dynamic’: dynamic is…
How to Add Google Fonts to Your WordPress Site
Adding Google Fonts to your WordPress site can enhance its aesthetics and improve readability. Choose Your Google Fonts Visit Google Fonts: Go to Google Fonts. Select Fonts: Browse through the available fonts and select the ones you like by clicking…
Using Shortcode Functions in WordPress
Shortcode functions in WordPress allow you to add dynamic content easily. They are wrapped in square brackets and processed by WordPress, enabling you to create reusable snippets. What is a Shortcode Shortcode functions in WordPress are the code that simplifies…
