WordPress as a CMS
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The document discusses WordPress as a content management system and provides information about theme and plugin development for WordPress. It covers WordPress pages and posts, custom fields, template hierarchy, the loop, child themes, and using functions.php. It also lists some example WordPress sites and references the WordPress codex for best practices.
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