Definition: In Greek, "Params.ini" refers to a file or configuration file used by WordPress for customizing site settings. This file contains key information about how WordPress runs, such as themes, plugins, and other settings that can affect performance and customization.
The most important part is how the 'ini' keyword is used in the file. It means "in", indicating it's being set inside a file, not outside of it. So if you run into something like 'params.ini', it's telling WordPress to change certain settings within that ini file.
Detailed definitions:
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Params
- This refers to a section of an ini (initialization file) or config file in WordPress where the setup can be customized.
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Ini
- The first letter is "I" which means "initialization". In this context, it's used for files that have settings like themes, plugins, and other configuration options for your site.
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Ini File
- A .ini file or config file is the default WordPress configuration file. It's placed in the /wp-content/themes/ directory where most themes are stored under a specific theme folder.
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Setting
- This refers to a key setting in the ini file, commonly used to access and set up specific settings within a site.
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Filesystem
- This is the term for directories or other storage structures on your system, often used by WordPress when you use them as a database. They are typically located at `/wp-content` directory inside of your website folder (which can be different for each user).
Please note that these definitions are somewhat general and depend on how your site's configuration is structured and setup in WordPress. The actual values and settings within this ini file would be more specific based on what your theme and plugin configurations are set to.
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