WP Query for all events prior to current date
WP Query for all events prior to current date
WP Query for all events prior to current date
In the first loop you display posts from the social category, so you should put it at the end of code. And you query for only one post from that category: ‘posts_per_page’ => 1. <?php // // display first post while( have_posts() ) { the_post(); ?> <article class=””> </article> <?php // exit from loop after … Read more
It depends entirely on the specific plugin and the specific hook. It’s completely up to plugin developers what they want to allow other developers to do. They could allow developers to replace entire functions; to perform a custom action at the beginning, middle, or end of a function; to modify the result of a function; … Read more
since the last time I used WP Bakery, shortcodes were not rendered in the back end (unlike with elementor for example). If it also shows it like this in the front end, then you need to make sure that you selected the ‘text’ tab and not ‘visual’ for the text-block you added the shortcode to … Read more
Custom wp_list_tables redirect on specfic page
You can use cookie to store information in the visitor’s browser. In your single post template, you can set the cookie by using setcookie( ‘last_post_id’, get_the_ID() ); And on your other page, you can manage the last post that the user has visited. $last_post_id = ! empty( $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] ) ? $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] : false; if( $last_post_id … Read more
Any changes to the save property will cause issues with existing blocks because static blocks save the markup in save to the post content. If you make a change, you’ll need to use the deprecated property to tell Gutenberg how to handle the differences between the save and what is in the post content. See … Read more
Start by ensuring that there is actually a 15min interval available. // create the cron scheduled interval to be used add_filter(‘cron_schedules’,’ex11_cron_schedules’); function ex11_cron_schedules($schedules){ if(!isset($schedules[“15min”])){ $schedules[“15min”] = array( ‘interval’ => 15*60, ‘display’ => __(‘Once every 15 minutes’)); } return $schedules; } Then create a custom WP_Query loop to fetch all the records you need to compare, … Read more
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I believe your problem stems from the upload process itself. If so, you do not need to customize an error message. Instead, you need to update your upload settings, and/or publish your file size limits to your community. This article describes what causes that error, and how to address it. Good luck!