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It easier to implement file uploading programmatically on the custom WordPress plugin using wp_handle_upload() method.
After successfully upload this returns the file path which you can use to store in the MySQL database table or display on the page.
In this tutorial, I create a simple plugin to demonstrate file upload in WordPress.
In WordPress plugins is the PHP script that extends the functionality of the website. They can easily be downloaded and install from the WordPress Dashboard.
You can also create your own plugins and use it.
All plugins are managed in wp-content/plugins/ directory.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create a simple WordPress plugin.
In WordPress, Shortcode is special tags which specified within the [] brackets and use on the page, post, and widget.
The code is replaced with some other content when previewing the page.
It can also take parameters.
Shortcode is flexible and allows you to place it wherever you want.
In this tutorial, I will show how you can simply create Shortcode with or without parameters and use in WordPress.
In the example, I am creating Shortcodes in the WordPress theme.
SlideShare is one of the popular web services where user view, upload, and share their content. It support multiple formats e.g. ppt,pdf,doc,etc.
You can find content on a wide range of topics.
Member chooses its upload content is available publicly or privately. After uploading, it is available for the community, where member interacts with it by like, share on various social media, comment on it, embed your content and even they download it.
To embed SlideShare Presentation to the website or personal blog there are two ways –
In this tutorial, we check out both of these ways of embedding.
Within this tutorial, I am assuming you have a SlideShare account, if not you can signup for it.
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