Today I got a mail from Google webmasters, that Google bots are unable to find robots.txt file of my website. This is not actually a problem (from crawling perspective at least, it might be for excluding things from crawling, which the file primarily used for). The robots.txt is neither mandatory on necessary for your site … Read more
Try this procedure: 1) Go in to Network Admin -> Sites and edit the site you want to BE the new ‘main’ domain so it’s url is http://example.com (remove the subdomain or subfolder path totally). There’s a checkbox to change site and home URL. Make sure that’s checked before you hit save. 2) Change the … Read more
To get posts that belongs to all selected categories, you can make use of the category__and parameter. Example: You can the following to your query arguments, this will only display posts that are in category 1 AND 2 ‘category__and’ => array( 1, 2 ),
Building on what Tom J Nowell said in his comment you can’t directly integrate it. I’d say your only (although hacky) way of achieving something close to this is a custom template with an iframe. You just create a new page. Then you need a Custom Page Template. You have two options, either a Custom … Read more
//Search by tags $query = new WP_Query( ‘tag=old’ ); // Then update post titles if ( $query->have_posts() ) { while ( $query->have_posts() ) { $query->the_post(); //check if title have “a new” if(strpos(get_the_title(),’a new’) !== false) : $post = array( ‘ID’=> get_the_id(), ‘post_title’=> str_replace(‘a new’,’an old’,get_the_title()) ); // Update the post into the database wp_update_post( $post … Read more
You can use get_object_taxonomies() as your solution. Returns all the taxonomies for a post type or post object: <?php get_object_taxonomies( $object, $output ); ?> Have you tried anything? something like this? // taxonomy term archives $post_type = get_post_type(); // find out if CPT $taxonomies = get_object_taxonomies($post_type); // Find taxonomies if($taxonomies){ foreach($taxonomies as $taxonomy){ // only … Read more
After more research and finally finding the answer, I was correct that there is no code in template php files that generates the menu. While looking into functions.php file I noticed that this theme connects jquery.slicknav.min.js to the page, when I looked into not minified version I figured out that this the code that generates … Read more
If you want to append HTML to images, you want to look inside the template files. Search for something like the_post_thumbnail function, and add your HTML right after the closing </a> tag (if there is one). You’d then need to style it with CSS so that it’s only visible upon hovering the image. For example, … Read more
We ended up going with subdomains for WordPress sites, which seems to be a simpler and more robust solution.
I’m assuming you’re asking how to remove the first action, which the plugin has created? Removing an action is really easy – all you need to do is call remove_action like this: remove_action(“admin_init”, “backend_plugin_css_scripts_mail_bank”); Then add your replacement action. You need to ensure that you remove the action after it has been added (because otherwise … Read more