Definition: The `/wp-content/` prefix in the URL notation refers to a directory on the server's web server's home directory, specifically the content directory (in this case /wp-content). It points directly to the directory that stores all WordPress files and directories. The `/content.php` extension is used by WordPress as an alternative name for its PHP-based CMS. The `wp-content/` prefix means "the content directory of the server", not to be confused with the `wp-content` folder on your local computer's home directory (usually in `/home/user/documents`). In summary: - `/wp-content/` is a Unix-style path where "/wp" refers to the WordPress installation directory and ".content.php" points directly to all content files and directories. - The `/content.php` extension is used by WordPress for better readability.

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Definition: The word "content.php" in programming refers to a script or file that contains data, usually HTML markup, from which other scripts (e.g., JavaScript) can be loaded for rendering content. The term implies it's where you place your website's content. For example, if you're using PHP in WordPress, "content.php" is the main PHP page where user content will go when a post goes live.

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