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Calypso: The Desktop App for WordPress
Article Introduction：Calypso: WordPress desktop application, efficiently manage your WordPress website
Core advantages:
Multi-site management: Calypso allows users to manage multiple WordPress websites in one interface, simplifying the process of creating, editing, and updating articles.
Detailed data statistics: Provides detailed performance statistics for each article and website, including traffic peak analysis, individual article views tracking, comments and follower monitoring.
Enhanced security and recovery capabilities: Although plug-in management requires the installation of Jetpack Manage, Calypso provides additional features such as website backup, spam protection and website recovery (payment required), improving website security and data recovery
2025-02-14
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Display Traffic Stats From Google Analytics API
Article Introduction：This tutorial shows you how to use the Google Analytics API to retrieve website traffic statistics. While real-time data isn't currently supported, you can still automatically update pageview and visit counts on your site.
Key Points:
The Google An
2025-02-24
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Why is Chrome creating so many 'storage service' processes
Article Introduction：Chrome's "storageservice" process is used to manage the local data storage of the website, such as Cookies, LocalStorage, IndexedDB, etc., and it is usually normal to run multiple instances. 1. In order to improve stability and security, Chrome splits different tasks into independent processes. Each website using local storage function may trigger one or more "storageservice" instances; 2. The reasons for multiple instances running simultaneously include site isolation mechanism, extension access to storage, websites with high data usage, and background synchronization or cache operations; 3. If there are problems such as excessive CPU usage, process stuck or browser slowing, it may be an abnormal situation. You can try it.
2025-07-14
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How PHP Powers Dynamic Websites
Article Introduction：PHP dynamically generates HTML content by running scripts on the server side, making the website interactive and real-time. 1. It obtains data from the database according to user requests and dynamically splices web page content, realizing that a set of code supports a large number of pages; 2. PHP often cooperates with MySQL to handle functions such as login verification, comment system, etc. that require data storage and query; 3. Use template engines (such as Smarty or Blade) or view separation technology to separate logic from presentation, improving code maintainability; 4. Combine cache mechanisms such as OPcache and Memcached to optimize performance, reduce duplicate parsing and database pressure, thereby efficiently supporting dynamic website operation.
2025-07-18
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Why is Safari so slow after macOS update?
Article Introduction：Common reasons and solutions for Safari slowing down are as follows. 1. Outdated extensions or plug-ins may slow down the browser. It is recommended to disable all extensions and enable them one by one to troubleshoot problems. At the same time, remove or update the extensions that are no longer maintained; 2. System updates may cause caching or website data to be damaged, which can be solved by clearing website data and cache; 3. Updates may affect DNS or network settings, try to replace them with public DNS and reconnect to the network; 4. Too many background processes or tab pages will also lead to performance degradation. It is recommended to use tag groups to organize tab pages, reduce background loading, and check Safari's resource usage through the activity monitor. In most cases, clearing cache and disabling extensions can solve the problem, and sometimes you only need to wait a day or two to get Safari to adapt
2025-07-16
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Why do I have to log in to websites every time I open Safari?
Article Introduction：The frequent logout problems of Safari are mainly caused by privacy settings, invisible browsing mode, automatic data removal or website policies. 1. Safari blocks cross-site tracking or clears non-essential cookies by default. You need to turn off the "Block all cookies" and "Remove history when closed" options; 2. Unconsciously using the invisible browsing mode will disable the cookie storage, which can be confirmed by checking the background of the tab page and the "Private" logo; 3. iOS devices may be set to regularly clear browsing data, and "Remove history and website data" should be set to 30 days or closed; 4. Some websites are forced to log out for a short time to ensure security, you can view the help document or enable the "Remember me" function. Adjusting the above settings usually solves the problem of login status loss
2025-07-18
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Why is Safari using so much memory?
Article Introduction：The main reasons why Safari uses a lot of memory include opening too many tabs at the same time, background processes and extensions, cached data accumulation, and older versions of systems or browsers. First, opening too many tags will significantly increase memory consumption, it is recommended to keep only the necessary tags, use bookmarks or "reading lists" to save content you viewed later, and periodically close old tags you no longer use. Secondly, background extensions and preloaded content will also take up memory. You should go to Preferences > Extensions to disable unnecessary plugins and turn off Preload Best Match in the Website option. Third, regularly cleaning up history and cache data can reduce memory burden. You can click "Remove all" in "Privacy" to clear it and restart Safari. Finally, make sure Safa
2025-08-03
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How to use Advanced Custom Fields ACF
Article Introduction：The key to using ACF is to understand its workflow and application scenarios. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Create a custom field group, enter the "CustomFields" menu in the background, add a field group and set display rules; 2. Call field data in the template, display the field content through the PHP function the_field or get_field; 3. Use the option page to achieve global settings, add an option page through the code and call global fields; 4. Pay attention to the field naming specification, field group order, export field group and local development synchronization and other tips. After mastering these steps, ACF can significantly improve WordPress development efficiency.
2025-07-13
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Implementing Dropdown Menus with HTML `select`
Article Introduction：Dropdown menus are common in web design, and elements of HTML are the standard way to create them. 1. Use tags to wrap multiple elements to create basic drop-down menus; 2. Use selected attributes to set default options; 3. Use tags to group options to improve readability; 4. Use CSS to customize basic styles, but the consistency across browsers is limited; 5. Use JavaScript to listen to change events and realize dynamic interactions when options change, such as changing background color or submitting form data. This method is simple, easy to use and has basic interactive features, suitable for most website needs.
2025-07-23
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Getting Started with HTML Tables
Article Introduction：HTML Forms: A Guide to Creating Responsive and Mobile-Friendly Forms
HTML tables are used to display table data on web pages. They are great for displaying information in an organized way and can be styled using CSS to match the look and style of a website. This tutorial will cover the basics of creating HTML tables and adding styles to make them responsive and mobile-friendly.
Key Points
HTML tables are powerful tools for displaying table data on web pages, and can create tables, rows, and cells using and tags.
The style setting of HTML tables can be achieved through CSS properties such as borders, fills, background colors, and media queries for different screen sizes, making them responsive and mobile-friendly.
Can be added by
2025-02-09
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How to display custom user fields
Article Introduction：To realize the display of custom user fields on forums, CMS or user management platforms, the following steps must be followed: 1. Confirm whether the platform supports custom user fields. For example, WordPress can be implemented through plug-ins, Discourse through background settings, and Django through custom models; 2. Add fields and configure display permissions, such as setting field types and visibility in WordPress to ensure that privacy data is only authorized to view by users; 3. Call field values in front-end templates, such as using PHP function get_user_meta() or Django template syntax {{user.profile.city}}; 4. Test the field display effect, verify the access permissions of different roles, and the mobile terminal
2025-08-05
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Microsoft Edge high power usage fix
Article Introduction：If you recently browse the web with Edge and find that your computer fan is running faster than usual and the battery powers down, it is likely that Edge's high power consumption problem is at work. You can solve it by: 1. Turn off the hardware acceleration function to reduce GPU usage; 2. Limit background expansion and tab activity to reduce resource consumption; 3. Update browser and system drivers to fix potential bugs; 4. Switch the default search engine and enable the "Reduce data usage" option to optimize performance. In most cases, these steps can significantly improve the problem. If it is invalid, it may be a problem at the specific website or system level and further investigation is needed.
2025-07-18
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Dave The Diver: How To Catch Spider Crabs
Article Introduction：In Dave The Diver, there are some creatures that are not easy to catch. Or, catch alive that is. The spider crab is one of those very species, making it seem like the only way to bring these crustaceans back up to land is to viciously crack them up w
2025-01-10
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Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
Article Introduction：Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
What is the Interview Questions CLI?
The Interview Questions CLI is a command-line tool designed for JavaScript learners and developers who want to enhance their interview
2025-01-10
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