The World Wide Web, also known as the Web, is the part of the Internet that consists of structured text files, called web pages, that link to other web pages and digital files using hypertext links. Every page or file on the Web is identified by its Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Web pages are written […]
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What’s the difference between a WordPress Post and a Page, and when should I use one instead of the other? As you build your WordPress site, you will use two main building blocks: Pages and Posts. When you are starting out, it can be very confusing to select which of these foundational elements to use
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A Virtual Machine (VM) is essentially a second computer that runs in the memory of your computer hardware, the host computer. This computer-within-a-computer runs on top of the operating system of the host computer, and therefore can be started and stopped just like any other application on the host computer. If software on the virtual
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The VVV WordPress development environment runs on your local development computer in a virtual machine (VM) so you don’t need to connect to a remote server to build your WordPress site. Varying Vagrant Vagrants, or VVV, is an open source project that runs on all major operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. Because
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The vv script is no longer maintained, and this page is currently preserved for historical purposes. From the vv GitHub repo: This project is no longer maintained. Please update your copy of VVV , which has most of the vv features built in. from bradp/vv: Variable VVV – a VVV Site Creation Wizard. So many
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