Does my proposed workflow work? That’s up to you but it seems overly complex to me. I would do all the work locally in my own desktop using some kind of tool like wp-env or raw docker and just think about servers when it is time to approve the final work and to deploy on … Read more
I could not reproduce the issue, however bear in mind that despite This is a collection of reusable scripts tailored for WordPress development. initial sentence in package description, @wordpress/scripts are primarily meant for block development, as block.json are scanned to find entry points. You can also provide entry points yourself, by specifying extra parameter for … Read more
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To do this properly you really need to be using a proper git workflow and something like capistrano or ansible for deploying your changes to stage. The database imports and exports will need to handled separately.
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Why do people use CMS? they use it to avoid having to handle HTML structure, JS and CSS on a page by page base and focus on the content. But if you do want to handle them that way because it save you time, then maybe wordpress is not the best solution for you. WordPress … Read more
I make sure the structure (page-title, categories, custom-post types) have the optimal headings and correct structure before migrating. Small changes such as a logo or minor graphics shouldn’t effect the quality of the website once moved to production.
Native WordPress import/export file is focused very tightly on content. It is not meant and cannot (or at least no one bothers to try bend it that way) accurately represent the state of whole site. The missing storage you are looking for is likely Options API, which is heavily used by core and third party … Read more
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I am not sure if I understand your question right but you seem to misunderstand a bit how PHP requests are typically executed. $wpdb is not persistent, it belongs to specific page load and only exists while that page load is being performed. Unless your code always changes it – independent second (third, etc) page … Read more