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WP_User – Class | Developer. WordPress. org If id is a WP_User or other object, or an array of properties, it seems to clone it without touching the cache Otherwise if id is a number it seems to try to read it possibly from the cache, or from the database using ->get_data_by(), which can also update the cache
API Reference – Block Editor Handbook | Developer. WordPress. org It’s important to note that when using the wp-class directive, it’s recommended to use kebab-case for class names instead of camelCase This is because HTML attributes are not case-sensitive, and HTML will treat data-wp-class--isDark the same as data-wp-class--isdark or DATA-WP-CLASS--ISDARK
wpdb – Class | Developer. WordPress. org Common Tasks Each of the class’s properties and methods are listed below, and most have their own help page that you should consult for detailed usage information This section, however, gives an overview of some of the more common tasks this class can be used to perform
WP_Query::query () – Method | Developer. WordPress. org Sets up the WordPress query by parsing query string Description See also WP_Query::parse_query (): for all available arguments Parameters $query string|array required
WP_List_Table – Class | Developer. WordPress. org To use the WP_List_Table, you first create a new class that extends the original Your new class must be instantiated, and the prepare_items () and display () methods called explicitly on the instance See the method descriptions below for more details
wp_nav_menu () – Function | Developer. WordPress. org This class is added to menu items that correspond to a hierachical ancestor of the currently rendered type, where {type} corresponds to the the value used for menu-item-type- {type} Site Front Page Menu Items menu-item-home This class is added to menu items that correspond to the site front page Backward Compatibility with wp_page_menu ()
WP_Http – Class | Developer. WordPress. org * * You block external URL requests by defining `WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL` as true in your `wp-config php` * file and this will only allow localhost and your site to make requests The constant * `WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS` will allow additional hosts to go through for requests