Wordpress


 Q - What is wordpress? 
WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that powers over 40% of all websites on the internet. 

It's an open-source platform that allows users to create, manage, and modify their websites without needing extensive coding knowledge.

Whether you're a blogger, business owner, or developer, WordPress offers tools and features to suit your needs.

1.Request - The browser (like Chrome) sends a request to the WordPress site for a webpage.

2.Get Layout - WordPress retrieves the layout and design from the Theme files.

3.Get Data - WordPress fetches the content(text, images, etc.)from the Database.

4.Display - WordPress combines the layout from the Theme and the data from the Database, sends it back to the browser, and the browser displays the final webpage.

- Purpose – Lets you build websites and blogs easily.

- How it works – You log into a dashboard, add content (text, images, videos), and WordPress organizes it into a structured website.

Components –

  • Themes: Control the look/design.
  • Plugins: Add extra features (e.g., contact forms, SEO tools, e-commerce).
  • Database: Stores all your content.

- Popularity – It powers over 40% of all websites on the internet.

Types –

  • WordPress.org: Free, self-hosted version you install on your own server.
  • WordPress.com: Hosted version with limitations but easier for beginners.
 Q - Why choose wordpress? 
  • Easy to Use – You don’t need to know coding; the dashboard is beginner-friendly.
  • Free & Open Source – No license fees, and you can modify it however you want.
  • Customizable – Thousands of themes for design and plugins for extra features.
  • SEO-Friendly – Built with clean code and tools to help your site rank on Google.
  • Flexible – Works for blogs, business sites, online stores, portfolios, forums, and more.
  • Large Community – Millions of users and developers share support, tutorials, and templates.
  • Scalable – Can handle anything from a small personal blog to a large corporate site.
  • Mobile-Friendly – Many themes are responsive, so your site works well on phones and tablets.

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