When your .mo files are however put to use in your application under the hood, wordpress parses your translation files into an associative array and extracts the translations as such, instead of relying on the native PHP gettext functions. Because it isn’t installed often and not always available, so a PHP based mo reader is … Read more
In the place where you use get_the_title($post_id) you need to get the alt attribute that is stored in the post metadata like this: esc_attr (get_post_meta ($post_id, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true))
The get_the_ID() function uses the global $post variable, which outside of the loop is sometimes equal to get_queried_object_id(). Within the loop, the $post variable is set to the current post within the loop. As to why get_queried_object_id() is recommended outside of the loop, is because it does not use the global $post variable, so is … Read more
You can use the REST_REQUEST constant to detect if this is a REST request, and if it’s not, apply your filter(s). Example: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse418531_use_excerpt’ ); /** * Replaces the content with the excerpt, unless this is a REST request. * * @param string $content The post content. * @return string The filtered post content. … Read more
It is wise to have at least one standard theme installed, because it will always work. If your current theme, for whatever reason, no longer works with the current WordPress install, you will have a backup theme to get your site running again. That said, you are not the first to complain about this and … Read more
There’s been a misunderstanding of what query vars actually are and what they’re used for. The correct way to read a URL parameter is the same way as every other PHP application: $mc_id = $_GET[‘mc_cid’]; This is because query vars are not URL parameters! WordPress doesn’t have a special way to retrieve URL parameters, it … Read more
Below is a generic response to help you, but first I want to give you my personal opinions based on my experiences with issues regarding using stylesheets with WordPress. I never use the themes generic style.css file due to issues like this and other common issues. Google no longer penalizes you for having extra .css … Read more
Answering by myself here. In all kind of current installations/themes (for ex. mine is 100% custom), it’s under aspect > pattern. This is correct answer to my question.
Have a look at your PHP errors. I’ve seen WP CLI fail like that because PHP fatals out.
Yes, but you have to do it Redux- way. Subscribe to post saving action (there are separate actions for save and auto-save) and dispatch a message using dispatch function. Edit: Inside blocks, there are better hooks to use, like useSelect. But, outside the block, in general block editor environmentm you have to use subscribe. In … Read more