Why don’t you just learn PHP?
It’s a question we hear a lot from newcomers who are just discovering Loops & Logic. If Loops & Logic is an abstraction of PHP—a reimagining of its capabilities using simple HTML syntax—why should someone…
Everything you need to know about the Loop tag
If you’ve seen or written any L&L markup, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the legendary Loop—the queen of queries and the tag to end all tags. The Loop tag is one of the most useful and…
Getting started with L&L terminology and syntax
The Loops & Logic markup language is designed to make working with dynamic content in WordPress easy by extending familiar HTML tags and syntax. To make L&L as powerful as it is, we had to…
An absolute beginner’s guide to Loops & Logic
Whether you’re a seasoned WordPress developer or a newcomer looking to get more control over your site, Loops & Logic offers the ability to display and manipulate your site’s data more easily than ever. In…
Creating CCS-like shortcodes in Loops & Logic
While we’ve deliberately made L&L syntax around opening loops much more verbose than in CCS for good reasons (such as enforcing better performance and understanding of loop contexts), your specific use case might be best…
4 Reasons your Shortcodes are on the Way Out
Loops & Logic’s predecessor is an older plugin called Custom Content Shortcode (CCS) that made extensive use of shortcodes. Much like older page builders used shortcodes and newer ones avoid them, the successor to CCS…
Custom Content Shortcode to Loops & Logic Transition – FAQs
With over 10,000 active installs and more than 150 glowing 5 star reviews, it may come as a surprise that this is the end of the road for Custom Content Shortcode. People loved CCS because…