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# [http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/mastering-wordpress-meta-data-an-introduction-to-meta-data--wp-34547 An Introduction To Meta Data] - Part of what makes WordPress a powerful CMS tool is the ability to use the <tt>wp_postmeta</tt> table to store custom fields. These custom fields may contain additional information such as SEO fields added by an SEO plugin, or may be used to display additional front-end content.
 
# [http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/mastering-wordpress-meta-data-an-introduction-to-meta-data--wp-34547 An Introduction To Meta Data] - Part of what makes WordPress a powerful CMS tool is the ability to use the <tt>wp_postmeta</tt> table to store custom fields. These custom fields may contain additional information such as SEO fields added by an SEO plugin, or may be used to display additional front-end content.

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Seriál o metadatech Mastering WordPress Meta Data na tutsplus:

  1. An Introduction To Meta Data - Part of what makes WordPress a powerful CMS tool is the ability to use the wp_postmeta table to store custom fields. These custom fields may contain additional information such as SEO fields added by an SEO plugin, or may be used to display additional front-end content.
  2. Understanding and Using Arrays - When you write an array manually you know what its structure is an what the name of each index is. But when you are building arrays by querying a database, you are going to need to do some detective work to determine the structure of the data returned and the names of the indexes.
  3. Working with Loops - it's time to learn to use loops to automate the process of outputting an array.
  4. Querying Posts and Users by Meta Data - how to customize the WordPress loop to return only posts with specific meta values.