Did you end up figuring out the cause of this? I’m getting the same problem. WordFence isn’t detecting any changed files. I’ve been trying to correct it for a couple days now. There wp-login.php is very simple. No scripts loading there that shouldn’t be there. I wonder if Google’s systems view the wp_attempt_focus() function on … Read more
HTML TO WP Theme : Submenu goes down wp_nav_menu
I think the solution is to check if it’s the main query. WordPress has a function for that, is_main_query() The query that you’re running in your related posts widget is a secondary query, so is_main_query() will return false. You can take advantage of that, by changing your code like this: if ( ! is_main_query() || … Read more
After weeks of trial and error I have the solution. Start Over! Delete Mamp. Re-download it and wordpress and follow this link enter link description here to the letter. It took me several tries but I got it working. I then made a packet with duplicator pro and pasted both the archive and installation.php file … Read more
Unfortunately I don’t have time to write the code, but here’s what you need to do essentially: Get the current author ID Get the country-field for that user ID. Save this in a $variable. In the loop, before the HTML output code, get the author ID and then get the country-field for that user ID. … Read more
Add an id to your h1 and make your rule more specific, and with an important too. You can learn more about specificity here.
Add your styles to /your-theme/admin-edit-post.css .inside ul.acf-radio-list.radio.horizontal li label { /* styles… */ } Then enqueue the styles by adding this to your theme’s functions.php: function wpse250000_admin_styles( $hook ) { // Bail if we’re not on the post.php admin page if ( ‘post.php’ !== $hook ) { return; } // Ensure we’re looking at a … Read more
I recently developed a trilingual website, and used a plugin named Polylang. It will work perfect for your wanted result, even though it may require some time to set up and get going.
Fixed. Steps 1. Go to WordPress dashboard 2. Click on username at the top bar 3. Click “Edit My Profile” 4. Uncheck “Disable the visual editor when writing” 5. Scroll to the bottom and click “Update Profile”
To get your desired structure: Go to Settings > Permalinks in Admin. Under Common Settings, click Custom Structure and enter /blog/%postname%/ Click Save Changes button. This sets the permalink structure for posts. Pages already appear at at the root of your install, so no modification is needed for that.