wp_register_nav_menu() doesn’t seem to be a WordPress function. register_nav_menu() will register the nav menu’s name and description. That’s all that it does. If you want to control how the menu is displayed on the front end, you might be looking for wp_nav_menu(). It will allow you to define a lot of arguments to the menu, … Read more
If something on the page expires sooner than that pages cache then you will end up in this situation or an analogue/equivalent situation. So in the strictest sense the answer is a hard no. Either the nonce expiration has to increase, making the nonce less secure, the cache has to decrease so that the things … Read more
why cant wordpress generate urls relative to the request url ip address? No web app is going to assume someone’s going to try to serve it from a dynamic IP. That’s like a knifemaker asking “what if people want to hold it by the blade and cut with the handle?” Some things are just so … Read more
The in_category function works only on existing (saved) posts. Here you can directly access the category in $postarr like this: if (‘affitti’ == $postarr[‘post_category’])) { wp_die(‘Error: Posts cannot be published with the default category.’); } By the way, are you sure you want to use wp_die for this and not some other error message? People … Read more
I also tested the code on a local sandbox WP and it worked as expected. As Howdy_McGee commented this is probably a conflict with 3rd party code. If disabling theme and plugins is not an option, you can try changing the priority of the actions – i.e. the third parameter to add_action(). By default priority … Read more
Apparently the above code seems to work now. Had to do with a cache? Or maybe the code does not work when you try to connect with an earlier Application Password (a password that was generated before the code was added). EDIT: For anyone also using the Woocommerce app on the mobile. The above function … Read more
The issue you’re experiencing likely stems from how WordPress handles page hierarchy and URL slugs. Below are some possible reasons and solutions to investigate: Parent Page Hierarchy Even if you’ve set the page to have “no parent” in the WordPress admin panel, there may be an existing hierarchy in the database causing this behavior. Solution: … Read more
*** I’m not familiar with JetEngine, but this is what to do with core WordPress; maybe it will help. *** The post_type_link filter only tells WordPress to change the URL in links, it doesn’t inform WordPress on how the page is requested: Filters the permalink for a post of a custom post type. To have … Read more
I figured it out: I am using the Twenty Twenty Five theme, which isn’t Woocommerce compatible. I now set the Welcome Page as my Front Page, but simply didn’t designate it as my Shop page. I added all the woocommerce content on there manually anyway, so I realised I don’t need to declare it as … Read more
I’d remove “position:absolute;” and add “display:flex;” to the parent. Then using justify-content:center; and align-items:center; should do the trick.