WordPress has a Settings API that allows you to register and create default admin-style inputs. It also takes care of loading and saving these settings in your database. The API is fairly verbose, but its documentation covers everything you need to know about it. If you value sticking to the WP standards/conventions, I would suggest … Read more
It’s easier then you thought! Just add this code to the functions.php file in your theme. function prefix_set_default_editor() { return ‘text’; } add_filter( ‘wp_default_editor’, ‘prefix_set_default_editor’ );
The problem was created by some code in the htaccess from root. So: To present exactly my configuration: I have – http://maindomain.org with file directly in the root of my hosting. I know this may not be a best practice and i’ll change this. Subdomain i was trying to set was in a folder which … Read more
I think it’s in the wp_options table as ‘home_url’ and ‘base_url’, set both to start with http and Save the table in phpMyAdmin. If you can’t login still, disable plugin by renaming the folder. Still failing, check htaccess file and wp-config files for forced security.
This notice isn’t helpful. On the same page there is something like: Revisions: 29 Browse After you have clicked Restore the backup, you can click on Browse. This will take you to the revisions of the page. If you move the slider all the way to the right, it will display an [Autosave] revision. You … Read more
Quickie Run only when you need to run and only run where you need to run Your code is almost there but you are not running at the particular time,if we use the your code it runs first and then filtered again by WooCommerce. So we have two options. Change priority of the filter Hook … Read more
Great question. As far as I can tell there isn’t a way to filter this list (there’s a long trac ticket about a proposal to, if you’re interested, and also related (but different) questions on this site here and here). Because there’s no filter, you may have to resort to doing it with jQuery. We … Read more
After digging into this for a bit, it looks like there’s a number of pages where WordPress ends up changing the behavior of the default thickbox implementation — this includes both javascript changes, as well as custom style rules. You can see an example of this here #File: wp-admin/js/media-upload.js // thickbox settings var tb_position; (function($) … Read more
The Setup I was able to reproduce the issue after creating a post type named ground_catalog with support for custom fields, then creating some test posts. I added the custom field is-active (using standard WordPress functionality) and entered the value true for some posts. The Fix I was able to get the filter working by … Read more
Use this to filter the title: add_action( ‘admin_head-edit.php’, ‘wpse264139_edit_post_change_title_in_list’ ); function wpse264139_edit_post_change_title_in_list() { add_filter( ‘the_title’, ‘wpse264139_construct_new_title’, 100, 2 ); }` `function wpse264139_construct_new_title( $title, $id ) { if(get_post_type($id) == ‘post_type’) { $field = get_field(‘place’, $id); return $field . ” ” . $title; } else { return $title; } } NOTE: most of the code came from: … Read more