OK, sorry I understand. I can only assume that the plugins are shipping with “default help text”, because plugin_name_hook is just placeholder text for whatever the plugins – specific – do_action is called.
Ever since the solution mentioned here, WP has been updated and now allows you to manipulate the save process of wp_insert_post. If you look at the lines 3035 to 3057 (WP 4.7) the result of the check for empty title and content is stored in $maybe_empty. This variable is then run through a filter called … Read more
Good evening. I have to make this as an answer because of missing rep. This post might help you out 🙂 Add child pages automatically to nav menu
The codex entry you site is simply wrong! There are a lot of hooks fired before admin_init during admin requests, not least of which is init, which a lot of plugins use to do their initialization. In particular, the TGM Plugin Activation plugin hooks into init (with the default priority = 10) with a function … Read more
Assuming that your post_meta is being properly added, that the post in question is a real post, and that the value of ‘nb_postredirect’ is a good URL, I’d try: function nb_checkredirect( $post ) { //don’t have to use get_post_meta!* if ( $post->nb_postredirect ) { wp_redirect( $post->nb_postredirect ); exit; } } add_action( ‘the_post’, ‘nb_checkredirect’ ); Tested … Read more
You don’t need to add do_action(‘create_amenities’, $new_term_id);. The created_{$taxonomy} hook fires after a new term in a specific taxonomy is created by default.
You can use the filter below, as suggested by @sabarnix at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24939337/woocommerce-different-default-sorting-for-different-categories add_filter(‘woocommerce_get_catalog_ordering_args’, ‘tk_woocommerce_catalog_orderby’); function tk_woocommerce_catalog_orderby( $args ) { if( is_product_category( ‘shirts’ ) ) { $args[‘orderby’] = ‘meta_value_num’; $args[‘order’] = ‘ASC’; $args[‘meta_key’] = ‘_price’; } return $args; }
I dont know about the particular Hook but, you could do it by simply using CSS like this: th.product-thumbnail::before{ content: ‘insert_title_here’; }
There are multiple plugins out there that can do this for you! For example Checkout JS & CSS Script Optimizer.
Unless that template that you don’t want to edit has a do_action() function where you want to add the content, then no, you can’t.