Ok, so here’s the right answer, with the full code for an ACF Repeater Field: $count = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘items’, true ); if ( $count ) { for ( $i = 0; $i < $count; $i++ ) { $item_100x100 = intval( get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘items_’ . $i . ‘_item_100x100’, true ) ); $item_200x200 = intval( get_post_meta( … Read more
In functions.php, change the function magazine_responsive_menu_settings() to the following: function magazine_responsive_menu_settings() { $settings = [ ‘mainMenu’ => __( ‘Menu’, ‘magazine-pro’ ), ‘subMenu’ => __( ‘Submenu’, ‘magazine-pro’ ), ‘menuClasses’ => [ ‘combine’ => [ ‘.nav-primary’, ‘.nav-header’, ], ], ]; return $settings; } Basically, in the combine, I removed ‘.nav-secondary’, This is how it looks like now
You edit the post page by using Genesis hooks (actions and / or filters). You can do this in the functions.php file or in a WordPress template file located in your child theme directory. If you use a template file, add the genesis() function call to the end of that file and you action and … Read more
Because an email isn’t a URL; you need to prepend the protocol to the value you pass to esc_url: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/227925/<?php echo esc_url(“mailto:’ . get_theme_mod( ‘header_utility_right_email_block_link’ ) ) ?>” …
It’s not because of the archive_box in cpt-archive-settings.php but because of genesis_taxonomy_archive_options in genesis/lib/admin/term-meta.php. You can remove it using if you place the following in child theme: remove_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options’ ); Update: Those settings are appearing because of the action genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options attached to admin_init hook. add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options’ ); Which again is like this function … Read more
Genesis (and others like it) has always had a problem with a lack of consensus on how to cope with updates to its child themes. The simple conventional answer is that you should seldom or never update them, because it may be a very time-intensive process to avoid breaking things. StudioPress does not do auto-updates … Read more
There is nothing ‘improper’ about the second block of code. Its just written for debugging purposes. The key difference is that that second block used get_the_ID(). Try that. add_action (‘genesis_before_post_content’, ‘gteh_tagline’); function gteh_tagline() { $meta = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), $field[‘dbt_text’], true); echo $meta; } Or try to pull in $post with global. add_action (‘genesis_before_post_content’, ‘gteh_tagline’); function gteh_tagline() … Read more
How about instead of genesis_custom_field(‘instrument’); use: echo genesis_get_custom_field(‘instrument’); Plus the genesis_after_post_title action hook is deprecated since 1.7.0 and you should use genesis_entry_header with correct priorities. For more information please use the reference links below. Reference: genesis_after_post_title Genesis 2.0 Hooks reference
If you’re outputting a sitemap, there’s no reason to wait for the query for your page- which is what is producing the redirect. Hook an earlier action and you won’t need anything to counter the trailing slash, because it won’t happen- EDIT Here’s a complete version with registering query vars, rules, and parse_request action: // … Read more
This can be done in two easy steps. Upgrade your site search with a plug in, such as Relevanssi (optional). Add the following code in functions.php or via Code Snippets (thx to @Howdy_McGee and Russell Jamieson for ideas!) function wpse_204310() { global $wp_query; if( is_404() && !is_robots() && !is_feed() && !is_trackback() ) { $uri = … Read more