I’m going to go with Plan B, as above. The reason being that I don’t want the price being potentially manipulated by using JS in the browser. Also, I have no idea how to set the price with JS from the browser! The plan is have a cron job periodically run a script which loops … Read more
You may want to check this: How do I query all posts of one type across my multisite installation? Just change post to media and you’ll be fine.
You need to learn how WP is ‘built’ and functions. An understanding of that will help immensely. Start at the Codex https://codex.wordpress.org/ . Lots of information about everything WP. And there are lots of googles/bings/ducks about creating plugins. Start with a simple plugin that changes a minor thing (like changing the ‘Howdy’ to ‘Welcome’ on … Read more
I assume that each php file contains the content of a page. It depends a lot on how your content is written in that php page, you should make another php script, go trough all files in that directory. <?php if ($handle = opendir(‘/path/to/files’)) { echo “Directory handle: $handle\n”; echo “Entries:\n”; /* This is the … Read more
It would be bad practice to have two sites running off the same database. This is especially true if you were to perform plugin / core updates on one or the other. You would be much better off using something like migrate-db (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/) to perform a migration. The maintainers of migrate db are also working … Read more
How do I quickly move between 2 local installations and keep them in sync?
Gutenberg Development vs Release version?
WordPress, and many of its plugins, store configuration data in the database. That alone could cause issues for the setup you described, but the urls of every link will also be stored fully canonicalized. So, unless you plan to test your staging setup from “http://localhost“, you will have serious issues trying to click around multiple … Read more
Bedrock WordPress retro-porting to standard WP installation: is this allowed?
First: There are no Errors, only Warnings in the W3C-Validator for your site. You should check if you can remove them, but they don’t “break” your site. The First Console Error wants you to fix the Google Font: The Font name to be used is “Assistant” not “assistant”. Don’t know if you can fix this … Read more