Meta key in wp_query bug?
You must add meta_key to your array. How else the query will know what meta value to use? Try adding ‘meta_key’ => ‘your_key’
You must add meta_key to your array. How else the query will know what meta value to use? Try adding ‘meta_key’ => ‘your_key’
Site has fake users registered with a similar pattern in username and email
see there are any upgrade available for the theme.. if not add add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ ); in your functions.php
WP Dashboard -> Posts-> Filter > BUG!
Ok, problem solved be installing an older Woocommerce version (3.2.6). All the wrong categories are gone now and everything is back as it supposed to be.
If repairing the table fixes it, you can schedule a repair database as often as needed, I use a plugin called WP-DBManager, after installation go to Database > DB Options and find Automatic Scheduling, you will have to work on Automatic Repairing Of DB, I think every hour is ok, not so often but often … Read more
I had the same problem and in my case the reason why it didn’t work was that: I use Divi in functions.php Divi has function et_divi_maybe_change_frontend_locale and it returns ‘en_US’ by default. Just change ‘en_US’ to your language. Remember to use a child theme if you’re modyfying functions.php
This isn’t the best approach but you could force a resize event, essentially forcing the tabs to show. $(window).trigger(‘resize’); You may want to do this after the page completely loads. $(window).load(function(){ $(window).trigger(‘resize’); });
Multi line of $wpdb->query just run 1 time and end the loop right after
Login issue in WordPress