No, because get_header() calls locate_template() with load_once = true, meaning the actual template PHP is included with require_once if ( $load_once ) { require_once $_template_file; } else { require $_template_file; } so the second time you call it it won’t load anything, as it’s already loaded the same file before. This makes sense for header … Read more
There are a number of issues here: every_minute doesn’t exist as a cron schedule, so while you’ve successfully scheduled the cron job, WordPress doesn’t know when to run it. keep in mind that WP Cron isn’t precise, if nobody visits your site it won’t run, so it won’t run every minute unless your site is … Read more
At your function declaration you need to set the required parameters first, the optional second, because you couldn’t skip $function if $page has to be given: function add_meta_box($id, $title, $page, $function = ”, $context=”advanced”, $priority = ‘default’): void { require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/template.php’); add_meta_box($id, $title, array(&$this, $function == ” ? $id : $function), $page, $context, $priority); … Read more
The <!– wp: tags are how the WordPress editor internal api control what has been generated on the page and it contains the data that is generated or controlled by the settings panel of the editor. In general, those settings are directly converted to some html / style that you see on the page but … Read more
The block editor is a hideous abortion but it’s here to stay. Your only recourse if you don’t like the way it operates is to use a plugin that replaces it altogether. Attempting to manually edit the mess it generates will break things. Attempting to manually write HTML outside of an HTML block will break … Read more
If you have a “hidden” CSS class in your theme that hide blocks (like .hidden {display: none}, you can add this class to your block in the editor using the “Advanced > Additional CSS class” control
i’ve already solved it, i had to change the $title = get_the_title(); to $title = get_post()->post_title; in the end it looks like that: <?php $title = get_post()->post_title; // Get the title string $parts = explode(‘ – ‘, str_replace(‘–’, ‘-‘, $title)); // Replace em dash with en dash and split the title $artist = trim($parts[0]); // … Read more
Can I overwrite WP’s ca-bundle.crt? No. This file and any other files in the wp-includes folder should never be updated modified or edited unless it’s to replace them with a newer version of WordPress. If you decide to ignore that and manually update the file anyway there are several consequences: on managed hosts this won’t … Read more
Use sprintf(): // Translators: %s: author’s current year. esc_html( sprintf( __(‘Rates %s in €/ week:’,’mysite-plugin’), $current_year ) ); This is a common pattern that can be found in WordPress core. The Translators: comment is also essential to provide translators with context to translate the passage and understand what the placeholder %s will contain.
In order for sorting by a meta value to work, the meta_key parameter is required (source): Note that a meta_key=keyname must also be present in the query. Unfortunately this will result in only posts with the meta key set to be found by the query. From here there are two options: Use a query to … Read more