Restrict content piece by role – Protection message in content?
Shortcode API supports arbitrary attributes, so you could easily implement it with one like: [RESTRICTROLE message=”Really nothing here”]some word for subscriber[/RESTRICTROLE]
Shortcode API supports arbitrary attributes, so you could easily implement it with one like: [RESTRICTROLE message=”Really nothing here”]some word for subscriber[/RESTRICTROLE]
Sounds like WordPress does not support this out of the box. However, you can get the most recent post via wp_get_recent_posts(), and then check against the result from there. Here I am using array_shift() to turn the array containing one post into the post itself. $args = array( ‘numberposts’ => 1, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ); … Read more
Add filter conditionally to a page
I’ve written something very similar with Contact Form 7. Instead of a Country -> City relation, the relation is Car make -> Car model -> car year. https://bdwm.be/how-to-create-dynamically-populated-cascading-dropdown-lists-for-contact-form-7/ You could start from a CSV file that looks like this: Country, City Germany, Berling Germany, Stuttgart China, Peking … Then create a contact form like this … Read more
Think I found my own answer, at least for now A WP Plugin! https://geotargetingwp.com/ Also we can look up more info regarding Maxmind or Ip2Location databases Making our own plugin doesn’t work for part time I’m already working on one!
If I understood correctly what you need no do is override WooCommerce templates. You can do this in your theme/child-theme directory. More detailed documentation can be found here –> https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/ If you need further assistance please don’t hesitate to ask.
It is some syntax errors. on line 2 to 4 you’re missing ending semicolons. And endif line is not needed for curly-braces if statement.
You should have only 1 select. Before the “>” of each option you can add <?php echo ( $_POST[‘select1’] == ‘value’ ? ‘selected’ : ” ); ?>
You have the PHP IF statement needed, is_user_logged_in(). Just add your button to that and you should be good. Something this… <?php if (is_user_logged_in()) { echo ‘<button type=”button” class=”show-btn”>LOG IN</button>’; } else { echo ‘<button type=”button” class=”show-btn”>REGISTER</button>’; }; ?> Note: You have an extra </div> in your code above.
Considering you’ll use multisite and for adding logo you just need to go to individual site and enable option to add logo(will be available in the theme you are using). Next step is to alter header.php from your theme and add following lines of code where you have the_custom_logo(); TO: switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); //where `$blog_id` … Read more