You can use the following code to change Publish button’s text to Save even after editing Post Status. Do not forget: Clicking OK or Cancel buttons when editing Post Status will change Publish button’s text. This happens also when editing Post Visibility and Publish time. I used setTimeout() to postpone changing Publish button’s text after … Read more
You can use update_user_option to update user options. Read more here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/update_user_option/
You can set your custom post type to support parents and children by setting the hierarchical argument on register_post_type() to true. If you’re wanting to have posts from your CPT be children of posts of the page post type, that is not possible, at least not without introducing instability.
To directly answer your question, you can use the wp_setup_nav_menu_item filter to change properties of the nav menu item: add_filter( ‘wp_setup_nav_menu_item’, static function ( $menu_item ) { if ( ! is_admin() || empty( $menu_item->taxonomy ) || ‘category’ !== $menu_item->taxonomy ) { return $menu_item; } $menu_item->title .= sprintf( ‘ (%s)’, $menu_item->slug ); return $menu_item; } ); … Read more
Call get_intermediate_image_sizes() before applying the filter (intermediate_image_sizes). Or, temporarily remove the filter, call the function to store the output, and then re-apply the filter. If you only want the list of default image sizes, then you can remove the values returned by wp_get_additional_image_sizes() from those returned by get_intermediate_image_sizes() (untested): remove_filter( ‘intermediate_image_sizes’, … ); $image_sizes = … Read more
Firstly, did you check that title on image and caption are set in block editor? Caption shows by default anyway, so I don’t see the reason to mangle block’s code to add it once again. Description attribute does not exist on image block, so it must be added programmatically for that to even function: [a … Read more
Pretty sure it is because of Yoast SEO plugin. Check here maybe it can solve your problem : https://wordpress.org/support/topic/still-have-2-titles-with-yoast-14-1/
It never hurts to copy the entire error report (unless very long), remove info unique to your site or installation, and Google it. Using the main parts of your question, ‘woocommerce checkout unexpected token is not valid json’, I got a number of similar reports, though no single fix. One thing that solved the issue … Read more
If I’m understanding this correctly, the issue seems to lie in the HTML form action attribute, where you’re posting to admin-ajax.php. Because of this, your page is being redirected to that URL. Instead, you should prevent the form submission from redirecting the page by using JavaScript. Your JavaScript code should be like: <script> jQuery(function($){ $(‘#filter’).on(‘submit’, … Read more
Make sure you’re reaching the correct endpoint by using rest_url(). When using the REST API and nonces, make sure that the nonce action is set to ‘wp_rest’. add_action(‘enqueue_block_editor_assets’, function () { $data = wp_json_encode(array( ‘restUrl’ => esc_js(rest_url(‘guide-posts/v1’)), ‘nonce’ => esc_js(wp_create_nonce(‘wp_rest’)) )); wp_add_inline_script(‘guide-posts’, “var guidePostsAjax = $data”); }); The permission_callback property is mandatory when registering a … Read more