I don’t know if that answers your question. But if you have a child theme in FTP, you can go to wp-content -> theme -> The folder of your child theme, here you will find everything you need. Otherwise if you only have a parent theme, you can still create a child theme, but the … Read more
I found the issue, had to edit /etc/php/8.3/cli/php.ini file, by adding/editing following lines : [mail function] ; For Win32 only. ; https://php.net/smtp #SMTP = localhost SMTP = mysmtpserver.domain ; https://php.net/smtp-port smtp_port = 25 username = myusername password = mypassword sendmail_from = [email protected] Then a service nginx restart. I still don’t understand why PHP is able … Read more
I already had this challenge before and here is my personal solution for you: 1. For the tag cloud widget you can use this approach: add_filter(‘wp_tag_cloud’, ‘add_nofollow_to_tag_cloud’); function add_nofollow_to_tag_cloud($content) { // Add ‘nofollow’ to the links $content = str_replace(‘<a href=”‘, ‘<a rel=”nofollow” href=”‘, $content); return $content; } I already tested this locally and it works … Read more
It sounds like you’re using wordpress.com, which won’t let you edit the templates. You can find out more about the difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org here.
wp_nonce_field() is intended to echo out the nonce as a hidden field in your form, but above you seem to have it somewhere else. If you want to create a nonce outside of the form HTML you need to be using wp_create_nonce(). By default the API is expecting a nonce key of wp_rest. No idea … Read more
Sounds like you’ll have to code something custom here. I like the idea TBH – but I haven’t seen anything like this in WordPress before. As I see it, you’ll have to make a custom SQL query, or maybe even use get_terms() (Function description here) to achieve your goal. You would have to: Hook into … Read more
This question isn’t really specific to WordPress since it deals with generic JS, but: instead of attaching your validation to the submit action, do it onblur for each field. That way the user gets instant feedback and can be very helpful if they’re using keyboard navigation because they only have to tab back one field.
The function you attach as a filter needs to take in a variable as an argument and return that variable once it’s done processing whatever it is you need it to do. For example: function wpse426272_messages( $messages ) { $messages[‘game’] = array( ‘Game updated’, ‘Game published’, ‘etc’ ); return $messages; } add_filter( ‘post_updated_messages’, ‘wpse426272_messages’ );
There’s no quality standard for commercial themes and they frequently engage in bad practices. As a WP dev I personally find it unacceptable, but the only recourse you have is voting with your wallet.
In this code: const Label = ( props ) => { const { PaymentMethodLabel } = props.components return <PaymentMethodLabel text={ label } /> /* in this line i am getting erro */ } you use label variable, but it is not defined anywhere. It should be props.label? But also, later you are using this like … Read more