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How to add custom styles to the TinyMCE Editor in WordPress

One of the most powerful features of WordPress is the WP Query. Here's how to control it.

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WordPress widgets seem to be shortcode’s poor cousins. Perhaps it’s because they are a little more “black box”, a little trickier to code or thought of simply as a sid

Beginner's guide to create a custom WordPress widget. Step by step tutorial on how to create your own custom widgets in WordPress.

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