As far as I know, that feature is not officially supported, so there is no easy way to achieve it. But if you must, then it can be made possible by extending the wp.media.model.Selection.prototype.add function which is used to add new items to the selection list. Working example: (tried & tested with WordPress v6.2.2) ( … Read more
Unfortunately, this is not yet possible. This has been requested at https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/27809 and if you have a github account, you can subscribe to the issue and keep track of its progress.
It sounds like you’re encountering several issues with customizing search and tag functionalities in WordPress, particularly concerning portfolio and blog posts. Let’s tackle each point step by step. Filtering Search Results to Include Only Posts and Portfolio Posts Your initial function in functions.php is almost correct, but it seems to be improperly filtering the post … Read more
Yes, it’s definitely possible to have multiple 404 pages for different purposes on a WordPress site, although it requires a bit of custom coding. You can achieve this by detecting the source of the 404 error and then redirecting to a specific 404 template based on the condition. Here’s a general approach to implement this: … Read more
There is an assorted list of issues on your code. When I load your code I’m not seeing the same thing you do. I’m seeing it create a second posts section and a second pages section, which is what it should be doing because you set one to hierarchical and one not. The primary issue … Read more
Use a Global Styles Filter to override the style: add_filter( ‘wp_theme_json_data_default’, function ( $theme_json ){ $new_data = array( ‘version’ => 2, ‘styles’ => [ ‘blocks’ => [ ‘core/embed’ => [ ‘spacing’ => [ ‘margin’ => [ ‘top’ => ‘2rem’ ] ] ] ] ] ); return $theme_json->update_with( $new_data ); }); An alternative that may also … Read more
I needed the same thing – a ‘landing’ page at the root site that was custom-built (via PHP), but then WordPress-based pages elsewhere. I did it with the htaccess file for the site: # For example.com root, set landing.php as the default page RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?example\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^$ /landing.php [L] This will redirect www.example.com … Read more
Yes, there is a difference and it is possible for a plugin to know when it is deactivated or deleted. For deactivation the plugin may register a deactivation callback using register_deactivation_hook(). For deletion the plugin may either register a deletion callback using register_uninstall_hook() or include a uninstall.php file in its base folder. There’s an important … Read more
How to get WordPress to ignore the search parameter in the frontend? What you can try, is hooking in earlier, to remove the public search query variable, like (untested): add_filter( ‘request’, function( $qv ) { if ( ! is_admin() && isset ( $qv[‘s’] ) ) { unset( $qv[‘s’] ); } return $qv; } ); We … Read more
function dashboard_redirect($url, $request, $user) { if (in_array(‘test_user_role’, (array) $user->roles)) { $url = admin_url(‘users.php’); }else{ $url = admin_url(‘index.php’); } return $url; } add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘dashboard_redirect’, 10, 3); The user can be passed into your function with a little more argument specificity.