The WordPress Loop Explained: What It is and How It Works
The loop is a central part of WordPress. Without it, you would not see content on any WordPress website. It’s responsible for making sure that articles appears on the blog page and in archives as well as static content on single pages. If you are a theme designer, you will not get around learning how to use it. However, as a casual WordPress user, you might not even be aware that it exists. In order to alleviate that, in this post, we will explain the WordPress loop in detail. We will go over what it is and how it works, and where to find it in WordPress. You will also learn how to create your own and see some examples of the WordPress loop to solidify your understanding of it. What is the WordPress Loop (And Where Do You Find It)? If you were to briefly explain what the WordPress loop is, it’s simply the markup that fetches and outputs content on pages in a WordPress website. Whether that is a static page, post, blog page, or archive – anywhere that WordPress pulls content from the database and displays it on a page, the loop is involved. However, why isβ¦
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