You’ve got that constant defined in two places. The error message tells you where it is first defined: Warning: Constant WP_CONTENT_URL already defined in /var/www/html/my-website/wp-config.php on line 11 Look at line 11 of the wp-config.php file. I’d bet that you’ll find that constant defined there.
If I am understanding right, you’re suggesting creating separate database tables both for your post type and taxonomies. You don’t really need to do that at all. Just create a custom post type which WordPress will store in the {prefix}_posts table, and create a custom taxonomy for that post type which WordPress will also handle … Read more
Without more info, it’s difficult to guide you specifically. Perhaps something here will help you to get going.
I see what you’re trying to achieve. You can use ACF’s acf_get_field_group function with the title as a parameter to retrieve the field group and its ID. Try this code: /*============================================================== Create More Details tab ================================================================*/ if (class_exists(‘acf’) && class_exists(‘WooCommerce’)) { add_filter(‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, function($tabs1) { global $post, $product; $tabs1[‘rpl-‘ . sanitize_title(‘More Details’)] = [ ‘title’ => … Read more
Step 1: Get all the available post types. This is done with the following query global $wpdb; $query = “SELECT DISTINCT post_type FROM {$wpdb->posts}”; $results = $wpdb->get_results($query); foreach ($results as $result) { echo “‘” . $result->post_type . “‘,”; } Step 2: Use WP_Query to find the instance with the original slug: $slug = ‘support’; $args … Read more
This is wptexturize which includes a number of other transforms too. You can disable wptexturize completely with add_filter( ‘run_wptexturize’, ‘__return_false’ ); which you can put in your child theme’s functions.php, or in a one-file plugin or similar. I can’t see a way to disable just these rules specifically.
On a News site, we changed the post taxonomies Category and Tag to Departments and Topics. This works in all the screens on the back end; if you’re using WordPress’s functions get_terms() or similar, they should also be translated on the front end, I believe. Something like the code below work to change Category to … Read more
I’ve found the error in my nested if statements which was causing the infinite redirect loop – I failed to check if we were already on the first post before redirecting to the first post in the category. Duh!? It really had nothing to do with how I was using get_posts or wp_redirect… Need more … Read more
In my case the theme.json was set up correctly and behaving properly. There was an errant editor stylesheet being loaded that shouldn’t have been there adding font-family:sans-serif; to .editor-styles-wrapper which was overriding the the “var(–wp–preset–font-family–greyclif)” declaration.
Should anyone come across the same issue, I found that when creating the $gallery_data array I was creating an array of arrays instead of key value pairs, I ended up just running the update_field function inside a foreach with the add_image key value pair created. $gallery_img_id = rudr_upload_file_by_url($gallery_img[“original_path”]); $acf_gallery_slug = “gallery_image_” . $counter; $add_image = … Read more