Standard Unix utilities like grep and diff use some heuristic to classify files as “text” or “binary”. (E.g. grep‘s output may include lines like Binary file frobozz matches.)
I am trying to find a way to determine if a text file is a subset of another..
Please forgive me, this is probably a duplicate, but I am not sure what to search anymore, as I do not get any error code.
In the text editor, where you can set headings and other settings, is it possible to add your own styles for clients to use? and even remove the unnecessary ones?
Trying to learn more about creating my own themes and not using any plugins I wanted an ability to display all the images in a post excluding the thumbnail in my single-foobar.php file and I can do that with:
I’m making a site based on WordPress. It’s not going to seem a blog or WP. Just a website. So WP acts like backend where the client can edit the text blocks.