Your best bet is a ‘search and replace’ plugin that will fix things in the database. I like the “Better Search and Replace” plugin. It has a ‘test’ mode so you can make sure that all is well. You would enter the first term in your question as the ‘search’, and the 2nd term as … Read more
It ended up being a custom plug-in that I was following in a tutorial but abandoned a long time ago and left active. Thanks for the tips!
Update 30.6.2019 Ah, now I think understand what is going on with the code and the warning. I think it is literally trying to find a class named “new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()”. In my local sandbox WP I got the shortcode working after I changed ‘walker’ => $walker, to ‘walker’ => new $walker,. I also changed the … Read more
There are 2 major problems. The first is that you output the opening div directly in the shortcode. Shortcodes must never echo or output directly, they always return a HTML string. As a result, before the post content is even displayed, this has already been sent to the browser: <div class=”blog__grid”> You’re very lucky you’re … Read more
I was finally able to get this fixed after some more debugging. I had previously disabled TinyMCE emojis which is what was causing the issue. After removing this code from functions.php the editor started working as it normally does. function disable_emojis() { add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_plugins’, ‘disable_emojis_tinymce’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘disable_emojis’ );
Shortcodes don’t need to be refreshed, they aren’t cached. Instead it sounds like you have either CDN, page, browser, or database caching. Check for caching plugins that need clearing, and flush any CDN caches you might have.
First, I will add here 3 resources for learning most of the things you need about shortcodes: Official WP Docs A good article Another article that I wrote The idea is that you don’t echo the content in your shortcode, but you return it so that WordPress can only print it where it is needed. … Read more
It wasn’t quite as easy as @Pat J made it sound, especially if you want HTML formatting with your copy. I cribbed from this answer and came up with the following code for you. I’ve tested it and it works: // If the user is logged in, display the full content if(is_user_logged_in()): the_content(); else: // … Read more
It’s a little hard to answer this question definitively, but typically, adding semantic markup can benefit SEO (because robots understand what they’re parsing better) and can benefit end users (because their various technologies, which could include screen readers among many others, also understand what they’re parsing better). Search engines and screen readers also often present … Read more
It has nothing to do with WordPress. Your server is configured to refuse access from other domains. All you need to enable CORS Origin. This will allow request from other domains. But it will decrease security. You might want to change the * (allow all) to your sub domain. Just put it in your .htaccess … Read more