💡 Files in the wp-includes are responsible for how WordPress looks.
In this topic you can find news regarding all the great open source tools that WordPress core uses.
WordPress.com has a list of all the blocks that are available inside the Gutenberg editor, and for self-hosted WordPress websites you can run the following command in the browser console when using the editor to get a list of all available blocks. The output:
I recently encountered this awesome plugin Custom Highlight Color by Nick Halsey that allows you to set custom color for highlighted text on your WordPress website. And the plugin is great, does what it is supposed to, but I just wanted to take it one step further and set random colors. To set a custom … Read more
In most cases, the cache can be “tricked” by adding a random variable to the URL during testing, for example https://wpxss.com/wp-includes/how-to-bypass-cache-and-always-view-uncached-content-in-wordpress/?a=123 In this case, a new cache page is generated and does not load cached content that already exists.