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Root directory

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1.index.php:wordpress core index file, that is, blog output file.

2.license.txt:WordPress GPL license file.

3.my-hacks.php: defines the append program that is processed before the blog output. This file is not included in the default installation, but if it does, it is referenced by the administration page.

Introduction to 4.readme.html:WordPress installation.

5.wp-atom.php: outputs the content of Atom information aggregation.

6.wp-blog-header.php: define the content displayed on the blog page according to the blog parameters.

7.wp-cron.php

8.wp-comments-post.php: receive comments and add them to the database.

9.wp-commentsrss2.php: the aggregate content of RSS2 information used to generate log comments.

10.wp-config-sample.php: a sample configuration file for connecting WordPress to an MySQL database.

11.wp-config.php: this is the configuration file that actually connects WordPress to the MySQL database. It is not included in the default installation, but because this file is required for WordPress to run, users need to edit this file to change the relevant settings.

12.wp-feed.php: define the feed type according to the request and return the feed request file.

13.wp-links-opml.php: generates a list of links in OPML format (added through the WordPress management menu).

14.wp-login.php: define the login page for registered users.

15.wp-mail.php: used to get blog posts submitted by email. The URL of this file is usually added to the cron task so that cron periodically retrieves the file and receives the mail log.

16.wp-pass.php: audit the password of the password-protected article and display the protected article.

17.wp-rdf.php: generates RDF information aggregation content.

18.wp-register.php: allows new users to register their usernames through the online form.

19.wp-rss.php: generates RSS information aggregation content.

20.wp-rss2.php: generates RSS2 information aggregation content.

21.wp-settings.php: run pre-execution routines, including checking that the installation is correct, using helper functions, applying user plug-ins, initializing execution timers, and so on.

22.wp-trackback.php: processes trackback requests.

23.wp.php: a simple template for displaying blog logs. There's nothing magical about it, but it includes some index.php content.

24.xmlrpc.php: processes xmlrpc requests. Users can post articles without having to go through the built-in network management interface.

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Wp-admin

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1.wp-admin/admin.php: the core file for managing files. Used to connect to the database, integrate dynamic menu data, display non-core control pages, etc.

2.wp-admin/admin-db.php

3.wp-admin/admin-footer.php: defines the footer for all administrative consoles.

4.wp-admin/admin-functions.php: defines a variety of functions used by the administrative console. 5. Wp talk admin header.php-header.php: defines the top half of the administrative console, including the menu-header.php file of menu logic (menu logic).

6.wp-admin/bookmarklet.php: define pop-up pages when using the bookmark feature. Use the default edit-form.php file when writing the log.

7.wp-admin/categories.php: defines the category management of the management page. Reference: Manage-Categories

8.wp-admin/cat-js.php

9.wp-admin/edit.php: defines log management for administrative pages. Reference: Manage-Posts

10.wp-admin/edit-comments.php: defines the comment management of the management page. Reference: Manage-Comments

11.wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php: defines the advanced editing form of log management for the management page, including post.php. Reference: Write-Write Post-Advanced

12.wp-admin/edit-form.php: defines the log management of the management page in a simple editing form, including post.php. Reference: Write-Write Post

13.wp-admin/edit-form-comment.php: edit specific log comments.

14.wp-admin/edit-form-ajax-cat.php

15.wp-admin/edit-link-form.php

16.wp-admin/edit-page-form.php: defines the page editing of the management module page, including post.php and page-new.php. Reference: Write-Write Page

17.wp-admin/edit-pages.php: defines the page management of the management module page. Reference: Manage-Pages

18.wp-admin/execute-pings.php

19.wp-admin/import.php

20.wp-admin/index.php: the default administrative page. Display the corresponding page according to the user's request.

21.wp-admin/inline-uploading.php

22.wp-admin/install-helper.php: defines database maintenance functions, including popular-in-plugins maybe_create_table () and maybe_add_column ().

23.wp-admin/install.php: install WordPress.

24.wp-admin/link-add.php: link added. Reference: Links-Add Link

25.wp-admin/link-categories.php: link classification management. Reference: Links-Link Categories

26.wp-admin/link-import.php: import links. Reference: Links-Import Links

27.wp-admin/link-manager.php: link management. Reference: Links-Manage Links

28.wp-admin/link-parse-opml.ph: used to parse OPML files when importing links.

29.wp-admin/list-manipulation.js

30.wp-admin/list-manipulation.php

31.wp-admin/menu-header.php: used to display menus in the administrative interface.

32.wp-admin/menu.php: defines the default administrative menu structure.

33.wp-admin/moderation.php: defines the comment review function.

34.wp-admin/options.php: used to change all settings after upgrade.

35.wp-admin/options-discussion.php: manage comments and trackback-related options. Reference: Options-Discussion

36.wp-admin/options-general.php: manage basic configuration options. Reference: Options-General

37.wp-admin/options-head.php

38.wp-admin/options-misc.php: set file upload, link tracking, custom "hacks" and other related options. Reference: Options-Miscellaneous

39.wp-admin/options-permalink.php: manage permalink options. Reference: Options-Permalinks

40.wp-admin/options-reading.php: sets how to send website information to readers' browsers or other applications. Reference: Options-Reading

41.wp-admin/options-writing.php: management log writing interface. Reference: Options-Writing

42.wp-admin/page-new.php: create a new page.

43.wp-admin/plugin-editor.php: edit the plug-in file.

44.wp-admin/plugins.php: management plug-in.

45.wp-admin/post.php: create a new log.

46.wp-admin/profile-update.php

47.wp-admin/profile.php: manage your profile or configuration.

48.wp-admin/setup-config.php: used to create wp-config.php files during installation.

49.wp-admin/sidebar.php

50.wp-admin/templates.php: edit server writable files.

51.wp-admin/theme-editor.php: edit files in a specific topic.

52.wp-admin/themes.php: manage topics.

53.wp-admin/update-links.php

54.wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php: a version upgrade function is defined.

55.wp-admin/upgrade-schema.php: defines the default table structure and options used in the upgrade.

56.wp-admin/upgrade.php: version upgrade.

57.wp-admin/user-edit.php: edit the user.

58.wp-admin/users.php: manage users.

59.wp-admin/wp-admin.css: defines the default stylesheet for the administrative console.

60.wp-admin/xfn.js

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Wp-includes

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Wp-includes directory

1.wp-includes/cache.php

2.wp-includes/capabilities.php

3.wp-includes/class-IXR.php:Incutio XML-RPC library. XML RPC support functions are included.

4.wp-includes/classes.php: includes basic classes, such as the core article extraction mechanism WP_Query and overwrite management WP_Rewrite.

5.wp-includes/class-pop3.php: includes classes that support the use of POP mailboxes. Available for use by wp-mail.php.

6.wp-includes/class-snoopy.php:Snoopy is a PHP class that mimics the functions of Web browsers and automates the task of retrieving web pages and sending forms.

7.wp-includes/comment-functions.php

8.wp-includes/default-filters.php

9.wp-includes/feed-functions.php

10.wp-includes/functions-compat.php: the function file used in the new version of PHP to support the old version of PHP.

11.wp-includes/functions-formatting.php: used to clean up XHTML and format text correctly with a specific character set.

12.wp-includes/: defines functions such as managing logs in the database, querying user permissions, extracting and writing comments, etc.

13.wp-includes/functions.php: contains many important supporting functions, it is the largest file in WordPress, and the number of functions is almost twice as many as the second largest file.

Part of 14.wp-includes/gettext.php:PHP-gettext GPL translation library.

15.wp-includes/kses.php: used to render and filter HTML in logs or comments.

16.wp-includes/links.php: the link function used to manage and use WordPress.

17.wp-includes/locale.php: used to replace the default week and month values.

18.wp-includes/pluggable-functions.php

19.wp-includes/registration-functions.php

20.wp-includes/rss-functions.php

21.wp-includes/streams.php: classes that define wrapper file streams and character streams.

22.wp-includes/template-functions-author.php: contains topic functions related to log authors or commentators.

23.wp-includes/template-functions-category.php: contains theme functions related to categories.

24.wp-includes/template-functions-comment.php: contains theme functions related to comments.

25.wp-includes/template-functions-general.php: contains general theme functions.

26.wp-includes/template-functions-links.php: contains theme functions related to links.

27.wp-includes/template-functions-post.php: contains topic functions related to logs.

28.wp-includes/template-functions.php: contains all the above "template-" files.

29.wp-includes/template-loader.php

30.wp-includes/vars.php: used to set miscellaneous variables.

31.wp-includes/version.php: used to set the version of WordPress currently in use.

32.wp-includes/wp-db.php: contains functions for connecting to the MySQL database.

33.wp-includes/wp-l10n.php: provides functions that support multilingual versions.

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