Database is a set of structured and organized data. A Database is considered as a software in which the data is stored, and also retrieved by the administrator. Query Languages are used to access the data from the database such as SQL.
A Query is made to access data from a database that means when you ask for some important data from a set of data. The function of selecting, inserting, deleting and manipulating data from databases is also known as Query.
Spam is a known word for unwanted messages or content. It includes unwanted or harmful emails, pop-ups, online posts, illegal links etc. Spam can question the integrity of a website. It is very important to stay safe from spam content/messages.
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or rich site summary. It is a feed of simple content for your viewers when you update anything on the website including any text content, blog, update on the product etc.
Pingback is a function in WordPress to send a notification to the blogs you have added the link to. In case of Pingbacks WordPress automatically sends a notification to the person you have given a link to.
A Child theme is a theme in WordPress which inherits the features and functionality of a Particular theme. This particular theme is also called the parent theme. The child theme is also known as the sub theme of a parent theme.
An IP address is an address representing your computer or any mobile device on the internet network. On the network, other connections and devices recognize you by your IP Address.
Localhost refers to the computer on which a certain program is running. Like if you are running a program on your own computer then your own computer serves as a localhost server. Every computer connected to the internet has an IP address and your localhost will also have a unique IP Address.
The Featured Image in WordPress can be better described as the post thumbnails. The Image which is visible to you at top when you read a blog article, which describes the topic of the post. It is the representative image of your posts and pages.
AJAX refers to Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It is a powerful web development technique to create interactive web applications. AJAX’s fundamental function is to update web content asynchronously. This means a user’s web browser doesn’t need to reload an entire web page when only a small content section on the page needs to update. The best and practical example of AJAX is Google’s autocomplete functionality.