I think you are on the right track, but that last part is messy. You are using the bw_add_markup_class function for two different purposes : to return the classes that you want to add to list the context of the filters that you want to call If I understand well want you are trying to … Read more
Going off of the plugins source code I simply copied then changed the add_action(); to remove_action(); in my child-themes function.php add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘add_advanced_recent_posts_widget_stylesheet’); Replace add with remove. remove_action(‘wp_print_styles’,’add_advanced_recent_posts_widget_stylesheet’); So simple. Now I know.
You’re adding the action on comment_form_before_fields in comment_form_logged_in_after. The latter is called only when the user is logged in, and the former is only called when the user is not logged in. You can add WordPress actions and filters at any time after WordPress is initialized. If you’re adding the action in a plugin, add … Read more
A var_dump() in save_post action doesn’t display any information on the screen. Well, it does only when you are on “Add new” screen. This is due the different sequence of actions that follow when creating a new post or when editing it. When you click on “publish” or “update” button, there is a request, the … Read more
I have been looking around the core files searching for hooks, there were very few when it comes to hooking into edit_user() function which updates the user data in profile.php page, so I have finished with some workarounds: My workaround is to save the user’s password in a custom option before the password was updated, … Read more
Not really following how the functions relate to each other and where (so what variables are available, how), but you might try something like: add_action(‘before_test_action’, array($this, ‘widget_test_func’)); public function widget_test_func( $instance) { $boolean = (isset($instance[‘boolean’])) ? $instance[‘boolean’] : ”; if ($boolean == ‘on’) { echo ‘within widget test func’; } }
Thanks to @cybmeta I was able to solve my issue. Below I post all the relevant code. Keep in mind it refers to a ‘distributor’ custom post type that uses 4 custom taxonomies (‘italy’,’france’,’spain’,’world’). // add columns function add_distributor_columns($table_columns){ $area_column = array(‘area’ => ‘Area’); $macroarea_column = array(‘macroarea’ => ‘Macroarea’); // put them on the right … Read more
The markup surrounding the content is not specified by WordPress, so there is no hook for that. But you can declare your own hook there. In your template file, write … <?php do_action( ‘before_content_container’ ); ?> <div class=”main”> <?php the_content(); ?> </div> <?php do_action( ‘after_content_container’ ); ?> … and then you can register a callback … Read more
You only need the_content filter to add the modal, but bootstrap.js is needed to make it work. add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array($this, ‘enqueue_bootstrap’); public function enqueue_bootstrap(){ wp_register_script( ‘bootstrap’, plugins_url( ‘your-plugin/assets/js/bootstrap.min.js’ ) ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘bootstrap’ ); } EDIT: You need to add $content argument to your function. As the codex says Note that the filter function must return the … Read more
If you mean the link dialog, then we can modify the permalinks with the wp_link_query filter: add_filter( ‘wp_link_query’, function( $results ) { foreach( $results as &$result ) $result[‘permalink’] = wp_get_shortlink( $result[‘ID’] ); return $results; } ); where we use wp_get_shortlink() to get the short links.