Since this is custom functionality for a specific theme, you would either need to use custom hooks that the theme author included in the markup for that modal (unlikely), or contact the theme author directly to ask, or create a child theme so you can edit that file without it being overriden when the theme … Read more
filter post by date selected in a dropdown in realtime
wp_dropdown_categories() will produce a select element with the default name and id of cat. You can change these by passing different values for id and cat in the $args array. The default value it uses is the term_id. Depending on what you’re expected to use in the get_field() function, you can also change that in … Read more
Well, in a “layman’s” terms, you need to add your preferred filter (specific category id and order) to the $args array, like so: $args = array( ‘numberposts’ => ‘5’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘cat’ => 5, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘title’ ); The ‘cat’ should be the id of the “specific” category you want to … Read more
semantic ui dropdown for custom metabox
You can do like this add_filter( ‘wp_dropdown_cats’, ‘add_yet_another_option’, 10, 2 ); function add_yet_another_option( $output, $r ){ $output = str_replace( ‘</select>’,”,$output ); // remove closing select tag $output .= ‘<option class=”level-0″ value=”some-value”> Some Custom Options </option>’; // custom option. $output .= ‘</select>’; // add closing select tag return $output; } But why would someone put custom … Read more
wp_dropdown_users array for param selected
Show archives as a drop-down in the main navigation menu
After I little digging I found the right action in the parent theme. The function looked like that (actually exactly the example I linked above): ////////////////////////////// // Add page category filter // ////////////////////////////// add_action(‘restrict_manage_posts’, ‘uncode_page_filter_post_type_by_taxonomy’); function uncode_page_filter_post_type_by_taxonomy() { global $typenow; $post_type=”page”; // change to your post type $taxonomy = ‘page_category’; // change to your taxonomy … Read more
The author dropdown in the post editor is generated by the function post_author_meta_box() That particular function uses the wp_dropdown_users() function to display the dropdown. The problem is that the arguments specified for the instance do not include the “show_option_all” argument. That argument should default to “all” but if you’ve got a filter on wp_dropdown_users_args somewhere … Read more