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    Loading more posts with a button click and WP REST API

    Jacob Martella

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    February 7, 2017

    One of the features I had an issue finding a tutorial over was loading more posts via a button click. So here’s a brief tutorial on how to do just that.

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    Displaying threaded comments with WordPress REST API

    Jacob Martella

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    December 19, 2016

    As I’ve worked with the WP REST API, I’ve seen a lot of really good tutorials over the basics, but not a lot that deal with slightly more complicated topics that are easily implemented in the typical WordPress template. This tutorial over threaded comments in the WP REST API hopefully starts to fill that void.

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