I’m assuming that where you said “I need help to validate/connect the new custom field to a data column in wp_users called serials” that you actually meant wp_usermeta field where the meta key is “serials”. To validate any additional fields as part of the login, you use the wp_authenticate_user filter. Start by checking to see … Read more
If you are in the search results template then you can find out the count by using the below code. global $wp_query; $count = $wp_query->found_posts variable $count contains the count of post against the search.
get_header() is a WordPress template tag, so only available within WordPress. You are using a WordPress theme and by mistake placed it in the root folder of your site. Place it within your WordPress installation folder in wp-content/themes/ folder. And finally activate in through dashboard by navigating to Appearance -> Themes.
Because you asked “How to Code”, here is my guide to get you started. Create a menu page in the administration area using add_menu_page Create the form using html select form-element Populate the form-element with all pages. To get all pages you can use get_posts() Save the form using admin_post action Save the selected-item of … Read more
Depends on what you want to do. If you want to run the PHP code that’s behind the WP-CLI code you might consider looking at https://github.com/wp-cli/entity-command Maybe you don’t actually need WP-CLI but the corresponding code behind it. Most WP-CLI commands have WordPress equivalents. For example of what I was trying to do today, the … Read more
You almost got it. You are missing the do_shortcode function. <?php echo do_shortcode(get_field(‘shorcode’)); ?>
Nothing. It hasn’t identified an actual problem. It thinks you’re using an i tag for italics, but you’re not. If you absolutely need the error to go away, you would need to find a way to get achecker to ignore the problem, and that’s a question for them, rather than anything to do with WordPress.
This one will add php version at the bottom of ‘at a glance’ metabox, where goes wordpress version with active theme name. function update_right_now_text_callback($content){ $php_version = __(‘PHP version: ‘) . phpversion(); return $php_version . ‘ | ‘ . $content; } add_filter( ‘update_right_now_text’, ‘update_right_now_text_callback’ ); If you want to add it as content list item for … Read more
You could add an admin check with current_user_can(), something like this function remove_order_notes( $fields ) { if (current_user_can(‘administrator’)) return $fields; unset($fields[‘order’][‘order_comments’]); return $fields; } If the current user is admin, return all fields.
You should place that code in an HTML block, not a text block. You can create a new block, type HTML in the search bar and select it. Then paste above code in that new block.