Problem in loading javascript in footer
Try to add the code to the footer using add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘front_js’, 99); where 99 specifies the order in which the functions are executed. Now it should be executed after your scripts are loaded.
Try to add the code to the footer using add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘front_js’, 99); where 99 specifies the order in which the functions are executed. Now it should be executed after your scripts are loaded.
This is actually not that difficult if you already know how the walker class works. You would need two calls to wp_nav_menu. The first one you have should already work, because the function natively allows you to select only the top level. What it doesn’t allow you to is to select everything but the top … Read more
I don’t think the name (typeahead bundle) may contain spaces.
Sounds like several different pointers may be useful: Are you working on a theme that was custom developed for your website? If not, you should create a child theme so that anytime the parent theme receives an update, your changes won’t be overwritten. The image you’re trying to add should either be uploaded through WordPress’s … Read more
wp_footer() loads enqueued JS files, etc. Place it just before the closing tag like in method B.
If you want to output a single line of javascript, you might not need to put it in a js file and go through enqueuing it and stuff. Simply output it by using the wp_footer() action hook: add_action(‘wp_footer’,’print_my_script’); function print_my_script(){ echo ‘<script> // Your script here </script>’; } However, this is good just for small … Read more
Here is the backtrace of the adminbar rendering in the home page of the backend for WordPress 4.9.2 array ( ‘file’ => ‘wp-admin/index.php’, ‘line’ => 100, ‘function’ => ‘include’, ) array ( ‘file’ => ‘wp-admin/admin-header.php’, ‘line’ => 219, ‘function’ => ‘do_action’, ) array ( ‘file’ => ‘wp-includes/plugin.php’, ‘line’ => 457, ‘function’ => ‘do_action’, ‘class’ => … Read more
Checking the action hooks API reference, “activated_plugin” is an Advanced hook. It operates outside the normal loop which would permit you to do what you want. A better way would be to add_action(‘admin_footer_text’), as illustrated in this WPBeginner article. However, if you only want this to show when a particular plugin is activated, you can … Read more
Here is a quick solution for you: on the page or post you want to add a post footer create a new custom field named post_footer and in the value add the footer content. then paste this code in your theme’s functions.php file add_filter(‘the_content’,`my_post_footer`,99); function my_post_footer($content){ global $post; $footer = get_post_meta($post->ID,’post_footer’,true); if ($footer){ return $content … Read more
The wp_footer() function is a WordPress hook. It allows plugins to place additional content at the bottom of the page – this is very useful if you’re installing tracking scripts like Google Analytics. But that function is not what is adding copyright information or other junk usually bundled with free themes. Instead, look in the … Read more