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Last updated on March 2nd, 2026 by WPBrigade Staff
How To Add a Custom Field via WordPress plugin?
Sometimes we need to add custom data for our posts and pages, other than title and content, especially when one becomes comfortable with WordPress, there is an urge to experiment with exciting features using WordPress custom fields. Suppose you are using Custom Post Types for your bookstore and want to save the Book price as well.
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Last updated on March 2nd, 2026 by WPBrigade Staff
How to Integrate Facebook login to WordPress?
Facebook API integration with a site improves your site’s social rank. We can integrate a like button to our website or a comment box, which is quite easy. A bit of a messy job comes when we get a requirement to create an app for a website and then integrate it. There may be many
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Last updated on March 2nd, 2026 by WPBrigade Staff
How to make WordPress database secure by changing default WordPress table prefix?
WordPress Database Security is the most important thing. Every single piece of information stored in it, which makes hackers and bots to target for stealing information by applying SQL Injection. WordPress Database uses a default table prefix value “wp_” for all of its database tables. Typically, every website that is running WordPress will have its
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Last updated on March 2nd, 2026 by WPBrigade Staff
How To Create Custom Post Types In WordPress Admin?
Now a days, WordPress is not just a blogging platform. From past few years, WordPress has become a robust content management system. By default, WordPress has two main post types: but you can create your own custom content types you want, these custom content types are referred as custom post types. So when the WordPress
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Last updated on March 2nd, 2026 by WPBrigade Staff
Learn How To Interact With An API Using WordPress Standard Functions
To interact with APIs is a very common thing in Web Development, WordPress gives us the utility functions to interact with APIs. As you know to interact with an API requires good knowledge of cURL and many other things, WordPress takes this responsibility and wrap the inner stories into utility functions for you. “wp_remote_get“ is the
