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To connect to a database for a WordPress installation, you need to include the `wp-config.php` file in your PHP script. This file contains the database configuration details for WordPress installation and other constants. Here is a simple example demonstrating how to include the `wp-config.php` file and establish a database connection: // Include the wp-config.php file: require...

Last night, while uploading an image, for some reason, the uploaded image was automatically transcoded. Transcoding type: BASE64 encoding. For an image on a website, simply upload it to your server and then access the link – the image will then be displayed. However, there is another approach: directly transcoding the image; then you can simply access the converted image using its encoded URL. Problem description: When an image is relatively small (e.g., only a few KB in size), transcoding it and then hosting it on a website can help avoid...

PS1: Second revision – now supports data transfer between categories, posts, and tags. PS2: If the post IDs consistently don't match, you can try clearing the WordPress post category data table and relationship tables. I previously used Typecho for my blog, but later migrated to Empire; however, Empire has too many features – using it for a blog feels like putting a large hammer into a small hole! Additionally, I often record important code snippets in my blog – all of which I've painstakingly written...

WordPress's automatic article revision tracking feature logs every time you edit an article in the后台; each revision is recorded as a separate entry in the `wp_posts` table. Due to the interplay between article revisions and automatic saving, the article ID often grows larger over time. While this typically does not cause significant issues for your WordPress installation, an excessive number of article versions can place a considerable burden on your storage space and database...

Problem description: My wordpress site server uses pagoda panel, installed php8.0, and installed redis on the extension panel, and installed Redis Object Cache plug-in in wordpress. In fact, in general, you don't need to do anything, just start it directly. However, it is unsafe for radis not to set a password, which is a risky loophole, so I still think it is better to set a password, …