To make your cpt archive page show a list of your parent terms you can create a template file in your theme with the name archive-{cpt_slug}.php. This file will automatically be picked up when your cpt archive is called. There instead of writing a loop to output the individual posts you fetch a list of … Read more
By this you can pass the value using ajax, you have fetch value from $_POST in your php script jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘.dayLink a’).click(function(){ var li_id = jQuery(this).closest(‘.dayLink’).attr(‘id’); jQuery.ajax({ url: ‘url_to_php_script’, data: {dayValue: li_id,action:call_to_ajax}, method: ‘POST’, success: function(res){ console.log(res); } }) }); }); The closing brackets were out of order. <?php if(isset($_GET[‘li_id’])){ $test = $_GET[‘li_id’]; echo $test; … Read more
The WordPress plugin repository always starts with what is in trunk. It reads down to the “Stable Tag” label. If the stable tag is “trunk” it continues reading from trunk. This is what people who download your plugin will get. If, however, the stable tag label is a tag (in this case, 1.0.7), it quits … Read more
You’re looking in WordPress core files for the cause of the PHP notice, which is a waste of time, as 1) I doubt you’ve found a new bug in WordPress, and 2) you don’t want to modify WordPress core files to fix a theme or plugin issue, and 3) the error is caused by a … Read more
I think you something like this. HTML Add this in widget <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/254474/javascript:void(0)” id=”add_my_fav”>Add To Favourite<span id=”favCount”></span></a> Ajax Add this in template <?php $nonce = wp_create_nonce(‘addToFav’); ?> <script> jQuery(document).read(function(){ jQuery.ajax({ url: ‘http://example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php’, data: {action:”add_to_favourite”, secret:”<?php echo $nonce; ?>”}, method: ‘POST’, success: function(res){ jQuery(‘#favCount’).html(res); } }) }) </script> PHP Add this in functions.php function addToFavourite(){ if(isset($_POST[‘secret’]) … Read more
As long as Pods creates standard custom post types, you can simply update the arguments passed to WP_Query . The$post_type parameter will allow you to filter the results based on the specified post type (string) or post types (array). $latest = new WP_Query( array( ‘category_name’ => $request->query_vars[‘category_name’], ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘post_type’ => array ( ‘post’, … Read more
I searched through all the files in the theme for the word “search” and tried removing that command from entry.php and entry-summary.php. None of that had an effect. I also tried removing the search.php file, that had no effect. To save you grief, any edits to the core files provided by WordPress will potentially break … Read more
I will try to explain it simplest as i can: MVC Framework – Is a framework, that uses MVC software architectural pattern. This pattern sepatares logic in Controller, data in Models, and HTML code in Views. This 3 are separated in different files, so code is cleaner. Event Driven Pattern – Is a software architecture … Read more
I ended up using Custom Post Type Permalinks plugin Works pretty well:
After trying a few image optimization plugins resmush.it did the trick. If you reduce the JPG quality to 70% Google should stop complaining and images still look good. The plugin is even free. Of course your images also have to be scaled properly.