To remove the sizes and srcset attributes (along with their values) from <img> tags in your blog posts using WP Migrate DB Pro’s Find and Replace feature with regex, you can use the following approach: Regex Solution Use this regex pattern in the Find field to match and remove both sizes and srcset attributes, including … Read more
Gutenberg Block Validation Failed for a custom block
In some requests, my theme’s index.php is displaying instead of my home page
If your custom control’s render_content() is not being called, the most likely cause is either a PHP error preventing the class from being loaded, or the file is not being included at all. Double-check your file paths and logs. Otherwise, your approach is solid and follows best practices for custom controls in the WordPress Customizer. … Read more
A developer set a ‘standard format’ for my blogposts on wordpress but i need to remove it, how?
Create a uniqueId when a block is created or copied
how to add custome text in each products side in checkout page after pincode validation [closed]
Use useSettings() since useSetting() is deprecated. Then, you can specify a further path with custom or theme to state what data you’d like to get: // User-created presets. useSettings(‘typography.fontSizes.custom’); // Theme-defined presets. useSettings(‘typography.fontSizes.theme’); See this WordPress Playground for a working example.
You generally shouldn’t edit your theme’s CSS files if the theme isn’t one you authored yourself. The reason is that these changes would be lost if you ever updated the theme. The two recommended ways of adding CSS of your own are: Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add your CSS here. … Read more
“Page Sections” is not a standard feature of WordPress, as Jacob says. It will have been made custom for that page template. If you look in your image, the one on the left has “Template: Page Builder” in the sidebar. I’m betting the page on the right has a different template selected in its sidebar. … Read more