Have you ever wondered how WordPress loads all those small goodies that enable you to run a complete site off it?
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Have you ever wondered how WordPress loads all those small goodies that enable you to run a complete site off it?
Take a look at the Complete WordPress Initialization Flowchart below:
If you’re in the mood for reading a really long (but very good) description of it, check out this article on humanshell.net.
Also related to these is an article in the Codex listing all the actions loaded on a typical page request.
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4 Responses
Hi Jean
Thank you for sharing the flowcharts. Excellent information and these should be included in the codex.
Hi Jean, excellent flowcharts! Just sent an email requesting permission to include these diagrams in a client report for a university. Details in the email, thanks!
Fixed 🙂
Where is the flow chart? 🙂