I just had the same issue and with a little googling I found the following solution: // Add the selective part $wp_customize->selective_refresh->add_partial( ‘your_theme_second_logo’, array( ‘selector’ => ‘#yourID’, // You can also select a css class ) ); After you add the custom settings, you need to tell to WordPress what settings you want to manage … Read more
Gutenberg editor is now on frontend. Here is the solution. https://wordpress.org/plugins/frontrom/
This shouldn’t be very difficult. WPs Template Hierarchy should get you started on what page loads every time. You’ll probably be best maintaining minimal header.php and footer.php and working your logic on single files, named as per the Hierarchy. Then, head to add_meta_box() and update_post_meta() to implement those selectors for css and js and also … Read more
A solution that works for me is to add a clause to the WordPress query when the media library is being displayed. From browsing my WordPress database I noticed that the full path to wp_posts.post_type=”attachment” is stored in the wp_posts.guid column. add_filter(‘posts_where’, ‘limitMediaLibraryItems_56456’, 10, 2 ); function limitMediaLibraryItems_56456($where, &$wp_query) { global $pagenow, $wpdb; // Do … Read more
It works for the whole network, not for a specific sub site. Basically that mechanism is intended to be used when there is a software upgrade, time in which you don’t want to have visitors on the site that might result in some data corruption (especialy logged in users, but not only).
Following Docker’s philosophy of “one application per container” you should have a database container for each WordPress instance. This way each database is isolated from the others. Should anything happen to one database it will not affect the others. Also, if you want to migrate or take down one website you only need to act … Read more
WordPress does have a way of doing what you want. Make them all top level pages. Unless you have a good reason not to.
I have not a working solution at hand, but what I would do is to analyze how this is done for the more seperator. In the HTML editor, there is <!– more –>, in the visual editor, an image is displayed instead. This is done by extending the tinyMCE editor – which is the base … Read more
I asked the question too soon. And thanks to @Jan Fabry for pointing me in the right direction. In case anyone else has this problem, here’s the answer. Any time the rewrite rules are changed (adding a new post type, changing the slug or the has_archive slug, etc.) you have to call flush_rewrite_rules once. It … Read more
For non-hierarchical post types the filter is called post_row_actions, for hierarchical it’s page_row_actions. If you want to remove all actions you don’t have to unset the individual items, you can just return an empty array. add_filter( ‘page_row_actions’, ‘wpse16327_page_row_actions’, 10, 2 ); function wpse16327_page_row_actions( $actions, $post ) { if ( ‘page’ == $post->post_type ) { return … Read more