I just had this issue myself and was able to fix it by assigning it to the script that required the data and not to “jquery”, example below: wp_localize_script(‘jquery’, ‘vars’, $vars); wp_localize_script( ‘replace-with-your-script-name’, ‘vars’, $vars); To clarify: This would be the same name that was used to identify in wp_enqueue_script() and should match it.
Set this to 3: ‘posts_per_page’ => 3 Add your div in loop require($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/blog/wp-load.php’); $args = array( // ‘cat’ => 3, // Only source posts from a specific category ‘posts_per_page’ => 3 // Specify how many posts you’d like to display ); $latest_posts = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $latest_posts->have_posts() ) { while … Read more
Use get_the_ID() instead of $post->ID This will fix your problem
The syntax to get the ACF field of a custom taxonomy is: $var = get_field(‘name_of_acf_field’, ‘name_of_taxonomy’ . ‘_’ . taxonomy_ID); so in your case you’ll need to get product_cat ID before and do something like: add_action( ‘woocommerce_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘VS_woo_loop_product_title’, 10 ); function VS_woo_loop_product_title() { echo ‘<h3>’ . get_the_title() . ‘</h3>’; $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘product_cat’ ); … Read more
There is a right answer, write your own metabox code. Over the long run the amount of time you will need to “fight” the APIs of the plugins, to work around its bugs, and to maintain the plugin itself (upgrades and such) will cost you more than writting the code yourself. If your site supposed … Read more
Attempt to access the login page happen all the time. Not a big deal….assuming that you have proper protections. Like: Not having a user named ‘admin’ Not allowing enumeration of user names (so user names aren’t discoverable) Using strong passwords on all accounts, especially admin-level Using strong passwords on hosting, FTP, database, etc Disabling access … Read more
Whether or not the loading=”lazy” attribute will be added to images from these plugins depends entirely on how those plugins are outputting their images. As outlined in this blog post, WordPress 5.5 only adds the loading=”lazy” attribute automatically to the following images: images within post content (the_content) images within post excerpts (the_excerpt) images within text … Read more
The important thing that needs to be understood here is that child themes are loaded before the parent parent theme. So if you try to use a function, variable, or constant that’s defined in the parent theme in your child theme then it will result in errors, unless you use them inside a hooked function … Read more
Seems to be related to: WordPress stripping out “page” query parameter with 301 redirect. See Make WordPress Core ticket 50976: “We understand that it may be annoying for themes and plugins authors to fix their usage of this variable, but it would introduce a way more issues if it was changed on WordPress Core side. … Read more
I think you’re working too hard! My approach to this would be to load all the stylesheets, then use JS to manipulate the BODY with an appropriate modifying class. An example You have 3 stylesheets: default.css, red.css, blue.css. Load them all on page load. default.css body { background: #ccc; color: black;} red.css body.red { background: … Read more