I am working on a legacy code where part of the website uses WP and other part ASP.net etc. Is there an easy way to tell me what content is coming from WP vs Non-WordPress? Since the codebase is large this can help me understand the flow of information.
I need to add a list of companies’ information to my website and I want to display the list in a page. Then by clicking on each company, user can see more information about that company in its individual post.
I am creating a plugin that is supposed to add custom blocks to Gutenberg. I have registered and built all my blocks using WordPress’s JavaScript function wp.blocks.registerBlockType(). It works just as I expected, but recently I found out that WordPress also has a PHP function called register_block_type().
I’m working on a website that has been met with the WordPress “white screen of death” error, ‘The site is experiencing technical difficulties.’
Hi I’m kind of new to WordPress and right now I’m changing the notice message with filters and overwriting them inside functions.php. like this:
I am displaying the related products on my single.php page.
I have a custom plugin that uses shortcodes to generate tables which are meant to be manipulated by the user. As they change the number of servings in A2, it will divide the values in B2-E2 by the value in A2. 
Is there any option to check all my plugins, core and themes on a website for security issues?
I am new to using Timber, but I’ve wanted a way to use Twig inside WordPress and ran across Timber, so I’m really excited!
I have two similar plugins that I am merging into one new plugin, in order to make the plugin more efficeient, and to reduce development time when new features are added. The plugins have similar purposes. Both use shortcodes to display content (media or posts) on a page. The plugins are especially useful on a multisite, as they gather content from some or all of the sub-sites.