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Bootstrap file for setting the `ABSPATH` constant and loading the `wp-config.php` file. The `wp-config.php` file will then load the `wp-settings.php` file, which will then set up the WordPress environment.
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How to efficiently load and use the wordpress API from outside the original structure
I want to call Wordpress functions (the same ones we use to build a theme) from outside the original structure / folder / files of Wordpress.
For example, in my theme folder I created a folder calle …
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