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How to Delete All WordPress Posts and Their Uploads Using a Custom PHP Script

October 25, 2024

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#delete posts #remove uploads #custom PHP script #wp_delete_post #wp_delete_attachment #delete all posts #delete media files #WordPress automation #WordPress environment #wp-load

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