In 2003, WordPress entered into existence and irrevocably changed the way we conduct business in the 21st century. Business owners no longer needed a brick-and-mortar presence in order to viably compete in their market. Heck, they no longer even had to deal in tangible goods and services if they didn’t want to. WordPress simplified the process by which anyone could start and successfully run a website. WordPress users occasionally run into things that trip them up along the path to development–this applies not only to novice users but to experienced WordPress developers as well. While WordPress does not provide a dedicated support team to field questions or concerns, their support forum is manned by WordPress volunteers.
We can find a ton of great help in the WordPress Codex; basically, WordPress’s version of a user manual.
Anyone whose workflows are heavily entrenched within WordPress should have a firm handle on the WordPress Codex. So, let’s take a closer look how you can make the most out of what information is available there.
12 Key WordPress Codex Pages You Should Know About
Here is what the main page of the Codex looks like:
It looks basic enough at first
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/17534/wordpress-codex-an-invaluable-resource-for-better-coding
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2018/06/19/wordpress-codex-an-invaluable-resource-for-better-coding/
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