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PHP-based CMS with MySQL or MariaDB backend

Modular block-based front-end editor (Gutenberg)

Theme-driven presentation layer

Plugin system for functionality extensions

REST API and headless CMS capabilities

Server-rendered PHP templates

Dynamic content via MySQL/MariaDB

Block-based front-end rendering

REST API for headless CMS

Client-side interactions via JavaScript

MVC-like template hierarchy

Plugin hook system

Theme and child-theme structure

Custom post types and taxonomies

REST API and block-based front-end

News and media websites

Corporate marketing websites

E-commerce stores with WooCommerce

Community and membership portals

Headless CMS setups with React or Vue front-end

Modular block-based content

Open-source extensibility

Theme-driven design

Plugin-based functionality

Separation of content and presentation

Use optimized database queries

Leverage caching and CDNs

Minimize plugin usage

Use multisite networks for large-scale deployments

Monitor server performance and upgrade hosting

Export content via XML or CSV

Install WordPress on new server

Import posts, pages, and media

Reconfigure themes and plugins

Test site functionality after migration