So, I figured out why this only worked once, and not every time afterward. I have the ID and URL wrapped in a <span> with an ID and class tied to it. However when the if(response.success === true) { fired, and updated the ID and URL of the image, it overwrote the entire <span> with … Read more
You need to localize the nonce here’s how: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_localize_script/
I dont know how I missed out on that while looking for aproaches, but I have a working solution now based on this answer. I modified it to check for slashes in $query->request, if there is none I first look for my custom post type (get_posts() with’slug’ => $query->request). If no post is found I … Read more
The best way to achieve what i was wanting to do was to use the core blocks for latest post. Then style as I needed to. Here is what my code looks like. import { registerBlockType } from “@wordpress/blocks”; import { __ } from “@wordpress/i18n”; import { useBlockProps, InnerBlocks, } from “@wordpress/block-editor”; registerBlockType(‘sfs-test-header-para-block/sfs-test-header-para-container-block’, { title: … Read more
This is configurable using the plugin Child Theme Configurator. Here’s a screen shot. The option Separate stylesheet was selected originally. Changing it to Primary Stylesheet did the trick: Changes in Additional CSS are loaded first, and then changes in style.css in the child theme are loaded. No conflicts so far. With the Separate stylesheet setting, … Read more
Yes, authentication is needed, because the Posts endpoint will check whether the current user has the edit_posts capability – see WP_REST_Posts_Controller::sanitize_post_statuses(). Also, a HTTP status of 401 normally indicates that authentication is required. So try again, but with an authenticated request, i.e. make sure the current user is logged-in and has the edit_posts capability.
It’s really easy, it’s called meta box and you can create one with the following code. /** * Register meta box(es). */ function plugin_prefix_register_meta_boxes() { add_meta_box( ‘meta-box-id’, __( ‘My Meta Box’, ‘textdomain’ ), ‘plugin_prefix_my_display_callback’, ‘custom_post_type’ ); } add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘plugin_prefix_register_meta_boxes’ ); /** * Meta box display callback. * * @param WP_Post $post Current post object. … Read more
As far as I know the only way to get your block’s settings to show up in the Global Styles (so their defaults can be set) is by using the Supports API. It’s automatic if your block’s settings are implemented via Supports. Here it is from the docs: The global styles UI in the site … Read more
You are using single quotation in single quotation which is not possible, use one of the below approch, Approch 1 (‘ \’ ‘): ‘post_alert_user’ => esc_html__(‘Thank you for your submission at ‘, ‘usp-pro’) .$user[‘admin_name’] . esc_html__(‘! If submissions require approval, you\’ll receive an email once it\’s approved.’, ‘usp-pro’), Approch 2 (” ‘ “): ‘post_alert_user’ => … Read more
This is not a WordPress-specific question, and without seeing your form code it’s hard to say, but what is obviously wrong is that you are referring to the variable with the [] in the name. Try removing them and test again. If not, I suggest var_dumping the $_POST variable and seeing what it contains and … Read more