To display products that do not match the filter (“No” products) below the filtered products (“Yes” products), you can modify your query logic to retrieve both filtered and unfiltered products in a single operation. Here’s how to implement it: Steps: Modify the Query Logic: Create two queries: one for filtered products (“Yes”) and another for … Read more
The issue seems to arise because the pre_get_posts hook you’re using to filter media library queries might be affecting other queries as well, and your filtering condition isn’t targeting the exact query you’re trying to modify. Here’s a detailed breakdown and a solution: Key Points to Address: Scope the Query Correctly: Ensure your pre_get_posts filter … Read more
Sorting by multiple meta keys (ref) may be helpful (untested): add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function ( \WP_Query $query ) { $orderby = $query->get( ‘orderby’ ); if ( ‘start_date’ === $orderby || ‘end_date’ === $orderby ) { $meta_query = array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, ‘meta_query_1’ => array( ‘key’ => $orderby, // start_date or end_date ), ‘meta_query_2’ => array( ‘key’ … Read more
Different site would mean different themes and plugins, so likely that’s it. A plugin like Query Monitor will show you the template file, as well as a lot of other helpful pieces of information.
I was able to solve my problem using __experimentalLabel. It allowed me to customize how the block appears in the List View, similar to the behavior in the core/image block.
I opened the plugin and found this capabilities tested ‘ure_edit_roles’ => 1, ‘ure_create_roles’ => 1, ‘ure_delete_roles’ => 1, ‘ure_create_capabilities’ => 1, ‘ure_delete_capabilities’ => 1, ‘ure_manage_options’ => 1, ‘ure_reset_roles’ => 1 I added manually this capabilities to my user, editing the related wp_usermeta for my id and key “wp_user_capabilities”. Now I can enter into plugin’s setting … Read more
Found the issue. Needed to make all the calls for the js etc out of the Gutenberg builder as it was parsing it incorrectly.
To help you, we need to know what the “my_post” action looks like in your code. Somewhere in your code, there must be an add_route with “my_post.” Can you show us what it looks like? add_route(‘my_post’, array( … )); By default, you can filter your posts in WordPress using the following route: ?rest_route=/wp/v2/posts/${POST_ID}.
$select.find(‘option:selected’).text() should get the name of the selection: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { function updateGravityFormHiddenFields() { var $select = $(‘#wpc-taxonomy-work_location-3945’); var selectedText = $select.find(‘option:selected’).text(); // Get the selected option’s text console.log(“Selected Name:”, selectedText); // Debugging line $(‘#input_3_14’).val(selectedText).trigger(‘change’); // Ensure value update } // Initial population updateGravityFormHiddenFields(); // Use .on() instead of .change() $(document).on(‘change’, ‘#wpc-taxonomy-work_location-3945’, function() { console.log(“Change detected”); … Read more
It works without any problems for me. It looks like something (a plugin or theme) is using the same classes, which is overriding your CSS classes. Try wrapping your classes or update the classnames for testing. .xyz-sidebar { grid-area: sidebar; } .xyz-content { grid-area: content; } .xyz-header { grid-area: header; } .xyz-wrapper { display: grid; … Read more