You can make your life a little easier by moving the details fetching to an earlier point in the WordPress loading sequence and wrapping the data in a class. The object initialized from the class can then be used to provide the data to WordPress and to your template with filters. For example you could … Read more
You generally shouldn’t edit your theme’s CSS files if the theme isn’t one you authored yourself. The reason is that these changes would be lost if you ever updated the theme. The two recommended ways of adding CSS of your own are: Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add your CSS here. … Read more
It looks like you’ve constructed an URL relative to the template PHP you’re rendering, i.e. this code is in wp-content/themes/mycustom/index.php you want to load wp-content/themes/mycustom/admin/dashboard.php => relative URL is admin/dashboard.php? That’s not correct. URLs are relative to the URL the user is currently on in their browser, which may be /, or /category/post-slug, or /year/month/post-slug, … Read more
Add the following to an mu-plugin (custom user role is so76666381) (tested): // Adjust admin queries to only show pages by current user if has custom role. add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, static function ( $query ) { // Limit hiding pages only to admin queries. if ( ! is_admin() ) { return; } // Get post types … Read more
“Page Sections” is not a standard feature of WordPress, as Jacob says. It will have been made custom for that page template. If you look in your image, the one on the left has “Template: Page Builder” in the sidebar. I’m betting the page on the right has a different template selected in its sidebar. … Read more
The Newspaper theme by tagDiv offers options to hide the featured image from single posts directly from its theme panel. Here’s how you can do it: From your WordPress Dashboard, go to the “Newspaper” -> “Theme Panel” option. Once you’re in the theme panel, navigate to the “Post Settings” tab. Here you will find an … Read more
The issue you’re encountering is related to the execution order in WordPress. Global variables in WordPress are request-specific and are not preserved across different requests or different parts of a request unless they are included within the same scope. The wp_enqueue_scripts action runs before the template file is executed, hence your $product_filter_data array is still … Read more
You can create separated sitemap for each language like your example above, or add an alternate URL for each item for each language in a sitemap. The first approach requires adding custom rewrite rules to WordPress, and add some queries to get all posts within a language. This is a big job and should be … Read more
If the goal is to have a PHP file where you can insert CSS into the header of all pages then what you need is a plugin, one of your own creation, not one you install. Create a .php file in the plugins folder, e.g. templaters-plugin.php and insert this: <?php /* Plugin name: Templaters test … Read more
I am using a plugin called Custom Permalinks for that purpose, which works well, except for one thing: it strips all “?” and “=” characters from URLs, a so-called “sanitation” function. This needs taking up with the plugin authors for the =, and is likely because WP itself would perform the same sanitisation, but ? … Read more