johncoswell

Post Fixtures let you quickly tear down and set up test environments within your development WordPress environment. This allows you to create post, category, and options configurations to test specific issues and features of your themes and plugins.
Post Fixtures places a new menu item under Tools called Post Fixtures. When you visit the page, you’ll see a large textarea in which to copy and paste your JSON fixture data. Submitting the form with valid JSON data will cause your posts and categories to be deleted & overwritten, and any options provided to be overwritten or deleted.
As of the current release on GitHub, the following WordPress features are supported:
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<li>Posts
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<li>Most post data found in the <code>posts</code> table</li>
<li>Post metadata with serialization</li>
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<li>Categories</li>
<li>Tags</li>
<li>Blog options with serialization and deletion</li>
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Post Fixtures

Post Fixtures let you quickly tear down and set up test environments within your development WordPress environment.

Melissa Cabral

A simple, lightweight plugin that displays useful technical information on pages and posts to aid in developing WordPress Classic themes. Provides quick access to things that are sometimes hidden, like post/page ID, slug, taxonomy terms, and post type slug. Theme Inspector tells you exactly what conditional tags are true on each view, and what template file loaded on each page view.
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<li>Use In Conjunction with the <a href="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hJ0MpHO3HKBT5KsTpGtc_gDYZ5pi-HyxNcRtmPBBULE" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Template Hierarchy Document</a>.</li>
<li>Theme Inspector is only visible to logged in Administrators.</li>
<li>Appears on the right-side of the Toolbar (admin bar).</li>
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Theme Inspector

A developer's inspector to illuminate the WordPress Template Hierarchy and help with building WordPress Classic themes.

Post Fixtures vs Theme Inspector