So I’ve broken this up into three parts, it’ll allow you a lot more flexibility with adding additional authors if that ever comes up. enqueue_adsense() adds the Google scripts for adsense. add_inline_adsense() prints the adsense code to display the ad immediately across the top of the page, so right after the body tag. function_js_async_attr() is … Read more
The only way that I know of to perform an action daily (or on another regular interval) is to schedule a cron event. A sustainable way to do that is to write a little plugin that schedules/clear_schedules the cron when activated/deactivated. Here’s a plugin that you could use – I tested to ensure that it … Read more
Show notice to user based on User Meta
You can use my WP Login Flow plugin to setup this up, or since it’s open source use it as a reference for how to do it yourself. https://github.com/tripflex/wp-login-flow https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-login-flow/ Specifically here’s the register.php file: https://github.com/tripflex/wp-login-flow/blob/master/classes/register.php
There is an issue with the latest version of WPML that causes this problem. WPML has a quick fix for this: https://wpml.org/errata/endpoints-containing-slashes-are-incorrectly-encoded/
I’m not sure what the hosting provider Fat Cow gives you but if you have cPanel and phpMyAdmin, you can log into phpMyAdmin, find the database for your WordPress installation, and then find the wp_users table. Find one of the duplicates (2 entries with the same name) and delete one of them. Reset your password … Read more
There must be some plugin that is causing the issue, you should try disabling all the plugins and reactivating them one by one and see if you find out which plugin (or the theme?) is really causing the issue, if it doesn’t work for you there is always another way. you can create as many … Read more
User meta information, like that on the profile page, is stored in the usermeta table in the database. You can add extra fields by hooking into the show_user_profile and edit_user_profile action hooks. Then you can save the information by hooking into the personal_options_update and edit_user_profile_update action hooks with a function that updates the new field … Read more
Create new admin account using proper name and password. Login as new admin and delete old admin account. You are done. Suggestions to use phpMyAdmin MD5 hash are out of date. This doesn’t work anymore:
I would strongly disagree to show the password as the user typing it. You could instead implement a way to show the status of the field with a user action like a user click to show password or on hover. The reason is that the user makes the decision to show the password. Also, improve … Read more