You can try adjusting the post type of the search query with: <!– wp:search { “label”:”Search”, “buttonText”:”Search”, “query” : {“post_type” : “cpt”} } /–> replacing cpt with your custom post type. This will add a hidden input tag, to the search form, for the post_type GET query parameter.
The locate_block_template() function is the main function that resolves the list of possible block templates for any given (queried) page to the final template to use. In this function, it sets the global variable $_wp_current_template_id. This can be used an identifier for the resolved template file. However, please be aware that since the variable starts … Read more
Yes, you can drop the “My sites” menu from a plugin. function admin_bar_menus_remove_my_sites() { remove_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘wp_admin_bar_my_sites_menu’, 20 ); } add_action( ‘add_admin_bar_menus’, ‘admin_bar_menus_remove_my_sites’ );
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After hours of investigation and heavy testing I found the reason. Uninstall the php-extension php8.1-uopz changed everything. It seems uopz will break every wordpress. I hope this information will help others not to install it. Thanks to Bosco, he made me take a closer look at this issue.
That can be done, yes. It is a fairly common use of WordPress. I’ve seen many plugins that help you do just that. As plugin recommendations are off-topic, I’ll leave choosing to you. What I will do is outline a good approach to working on such a project. Step one – know exactly what you … Read more
Theme Check is a tool published by the WP.org Themes team to scan your theme against the wp.org security standards. There’s also one for plugins. Any default functionality like comment forms will already be escaped/sanitized.
I don’t have full confirmation that they no longer see out of memory issues, but from logging the memory usage at shutdown it appears that this memory issue has likely been reduced by setting the following option in the get_posts call in cartflows: ‘update_post_meta_cache’ => false Obviously this isn’t ideal as a plugin update will … Read more
When we’re editing a post, the post editor is used to define the post’s content (and associated meta data). Meanwhile, the Block Templates within the Site Editor as you have accessed via Appearance > Editor > Templates define how the site and content is laid out and rendered. Admittedly none of the terminology terribly intuitive, … Read more
Ways to reduce code duplication when creating custom blocks