WordPress is the ‘default' choice of most people looking to start their website. From basic blogging pages to the most advanced sites, the free website builder functions very well for different purposes.
But have you ever wondered, “Where does WordPress store the content of posts and pages of your entire site? And most importantly, how does it process them to the visitors of your webpage?
Beginner WordPress site developers usually don't have enough information about how their data is stored and processed on WordPress. They simply choose to use the Content Management System for its ease of use, robust systems, and vast availability of plugins and WordPress themes to customize their online page.
However, knowing the practices will help resolve any issues that can potentially occur with the WordPress CMS. And allow you to enhance more focus on the content, SEO, and marketing aspects of the page.
In this beginner's guide, we will tell you the details of how WordPress manages your data. You will also learn about files that require backup and troubleshooting tips to keep your website running optimally at all times.
So without further ado, let's get started!