get post excerpt by query
You’re querying post_content but selecting post_excerpt. These two things are not the same. Perhaps the text you are searching for is in more than one post?
You’re querying post_content but selecting post_excerpt. These two things are not the same. Perhaps the text you are searching for is in more than one post?
You can do this by adding a function like below in your functions.php file: function my_cancellation_policy () { return ‘Your text here’; } Then you can print this way: echo my_cancellation_policy (); If you are about to put html code in there make sure you don’t mess up with the single and double quotes.
I have a feeling that WordPress does not allow you to use shortcodes in sidebars by default. Have you added add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’); To functions.php
In your style.css add this: .widget { margin-bottom: 20px; } That should give all your widgets 20 pixels of spacing but only works when the widgets are stacked on top of eachother. If you have multiple sidebars and only want this to happen on a single sidebar, add a more-specific selector i.e. .my-special-sidebar .widget { … Read more
Write a function, and define it as a callback on the wp_head hook: <?php /** * print a alternate link on head for a several post * * @wp-hook wp_head * @return void */ function wpse_162849_print_alternate_link() { //don’t do anything expect on singular pages if ( ! is_singular() ) return; // check the global post … Read more
This worked for me: pmpro_hasMembershipLevel(6) Or whatever the level is, 1,2,3,4 etc. Mine was 6.
Its Very simple you can implement like this ${variable_name}.another_varibale; For Example for($i=1;$i<10; $i++) { ${total}.$i = 10+$i; } for(j=1;j<10;j++ { echo ${total}.$i; }
Embedding code snippets in posts with indentation
What you are describing sounds like a typical CRUD app. It is certainly a possibility with WordPress (many things are), but natively it is tuned to working with content rather than forms and data. There probably will be a curve, learning to bend it for CRUD, you might not want to deal with. From the … Read more
The best way to do this would be to set up a custom table. For each view you would add a new row which would contain (at least) a uid, the post id and the date/time. The beauty of this method is you can store as much data per view as you like, such as … Read more