After digging through many bug reports I found a solution to the issue I was facing. The problem I was having is related to a new feature in 6.0 for sites with over 10K user accounts which automatically disables the author dropdown in Bulk/Quick edit. I’m not sure how they decided that was a good … Read more
Is the dropdown symbol a webfont? becuase it is not getting loaded. There’s a 404 error Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
First thing you do about this issue is try to check if the button calls the jquery function. for example: $(#submit-button).click(function(){ alert(‘button was clicked!’); // to display an alert }); or using the console $(#submit-button).click(function(){ console.log(‘button was clicked!’); // check using web browser console }); If one of them works then there is no issue … Read more
Looks like not many folks do this. Anyway here’s something that works for me to get drop-down select to go to WordPress page” <?php $my_title = $_POST[‘place’]; global $wpdb; $mypost = $wpdb->get_row( “SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_title=”” . $my_title . “” ” ); $permalink = get_permalink($mypost->ID); echo “<a href=$permalink><BR>Click Here to Go to Selection</a>”; … Read more
The name attribute for the select is “r_sortby”. Replace $sort= $_GET[‘sort’]; with $sort = isset( $_GET[‘r_sortby’] ) ? $_GET[‘r_sortby’] : ‘date’;
You might want to take a look at CRED plugin and see if it gets you anywhere near what you need. I’ve worked with it back when it was three different plugins (Types, Views and Access). For as much as I can remember they used to keep a testing environment where you could take plugins … Read more
Simply put tl:dr: Use simple text for your Item and Menu Option Names. Don’t edit or remove values. Add the “‘s to your descriptive text inside the <option> tags. Don’t use “‘s in your Menu Option Name fields when creating the button. It is critical that the value‘s not be changed from those generated by … Read more
You should add a class called has-children to all inner li’s. You can use wp_nav_menu_objects to add the has-children class.
It does this because you’ve told it to. li.active a means “all a tags that are descendants of li tags with the active class”, and submenus in WordPress are structured like this: <ul> <li> <a href=”#”></a> <ul> <li> <a href=”#”></a> </li> </ul> </li> </ul> So the li for any menu item with a submenu also … Read more
The selected parameter just defines which option is selected when the select field is rendered. it’s an optional parameter that defaults to the current category or 0 $defaults[‘selected’] = ( is_category() ) ? get_query_var( ‘cat’ ) : 0; (https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_dropdown_categories/) This function is for rendering a category drop down, but you can override it to work … Read more