Headless WordPress is a modern approach to website development that separates the content management system (CMS) from the front-end presentation layer. In simpler terms, it’s like having a powerful brain (WordPress) that stores and manages information, but it doesn’t have a face (the front-end) to show it to the world. You get to choose the face...Read More
Understanding the Core Domain If your primary business is book selling products, your core domain would likely be “Bookselling” Classifying WordPress as a Non-Core Domain While WordPress can be used to create a virtual store, it’s typically considered a non-core domain in a DDD context. Here’s why: Supporting Role: WordPress provides the infrastructure and tools to...Read More
It’s known that WordPress is an open-source solution that boosts the marketing of your company with fast setup and low cost. It’s the most used marketing engine for websites in the world. But where would I classify my WordPress in my business? Let’s check this approach assuming you have a business to sell books, you use...Read More
Understanding the Challenge: Directly editing theme or plugin files can prevent you from receiving future updates. When an update is released, it will overwrite your custom changes. Recommended Approach: Child Themes and Child Plugins: To maintain the ability to update your theme or plugin while making custom modifications, create a child theme or child plugin. Creating...Read More
Understanding the Issue: It’s common for some texts to be missing from Loco Translate. This can be due to several reasons: Hardcoded text: Text directly written in PHP or HTML files without using translation functions. Dynamic content: Content generated by scripts or database queries. Theme or plugin limitations: Some themes or plugins might restrict access to...Read More
