You can do this with the CSS: .wp_cart_product_display_box {float:left;} You will probably want to add something like margin-right: 30px; to that. PS. You have a rogue </p> tag on the page also, check your content/template for syntax errors.
It depends on the theme you are using. The index.php file in your theme applies to your home page. So if you change the HTML structure in there to be 3 columns, your home page should be 3 columns. Be careful though because index.php will also apply in some cases beyond the home page. Take … Read more
Assuming you’ve already got your HTML/CSS whipped up, you will need two separate custom queries. Here’s one, a here is documentation. // Custom Query parameters. This one grabs most recent 5 posts from category with ID 9 // For each loop, change “$the_query” variable to something unique $the_query = new WP_Query( ‘cat=9&posts_per_page=5’ ); // Begin … Read more
Instead of ‘request’ function, use this : add_action(‘pre_user_query’, ‘user_column_orderby’); function user_column_orderby($userquery){ if(‘Votes’==$userquery->query_vars[‘orderby’]) { global $wpdb; $userquery->query_from .= ” LEFT OUTER JOIN $wpdb->usermeta AS alias ON ($wpdb- >users.ID = alias.user_id) “; $userquery->query_where .= ” AND alias.meta_key = ‘wp__user_like_count’ “; $userquery->query_orderby = ” ORDER BY alias.meta_value “.($userquery->query_vars[“order”] == “ASC” ? “asc ” : “desc “); } }
You can also use Admin Columns plugin which makes your task easy. If you want to go with custom solution > https://www.skyverge.com/blog/add-woocommerce-orders-list-column/
This is more of an html question but, you’d have to write a theme, or at least a child theme. An absolutely terrible way to do this would be with tables … but, that’d probably be the easiest way. Something more like this would be sufficient: <div class=”row”>title 1, title 2</div> <div class=”row”>image 1, image … Read more
a few ideas- use shortcodes to insert inline markup with your content. use custom fields to insert inline markup with your content. if you don’t want to deal with parsing out the URL to figure out if it’s an image, youtube, etc., just define different custom field names and handle them individually if they exist. … Read more
You could do it like this? <table border=”5″> <tbody> <tr> <td width=”150″ colspan=”2″> <h4>NLP</h4> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width=”50″>Overview</td> <td width=”100″>A natural language processing challenge.</td> </tr> </tbody>
1. Add .php in wp-content/themes/ Write <?php /** * Template Name: <subpage-name>, left sidebar * Description: A one-colum template with left sidebar for <subpage-name> ONLY */ get_header(); ?> 2. Copy full-width page basic codes. 3. Add new div for <div id=”main” class=”<subpage-name>-right clearfix” role=”main”> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php get_template_part( ‘content’, … Read more
I was using the wrong filter name by adding an ‘s’ in manage_users_custom_columns. The correct filter name is without ‘s’ : manage_users_custom_column. This was pointed out in the comments by @mmm.