The action is added at L47 of wc-template-hooks.php. So just remove action at the same priority. Add this to your child theme functions.php file or as a separate plugin. remove_action( ‘woocommerce_before_main_content’, ‘woocommerce_breadcrumb’, 20 );
Function “works” once because before first call of is_service_class(), function is_personal not exists and whole this block is executed if ( ! function_exists( ‘is_personal’ ) ) { // declaration and use of function } In next call of is_service_class() is_personal is declared and the entire block is skipped. Inside the condition if ( !function_exists( ‘is_personal’ … Read more
I think there are two decent options here. Let WordPress keep its mail function, but hook in once or twice wp_mail() has several hooks that will be helpful for you to replace the built in behavior, which is basically to use php’s simple little mailer. Here are a couple of those helpful hooks that I … Read more
apply_filters and do_action are NOT stored in $wp_filter, ONLY add_filter and add_action are stored in $wp_filter When you call apply_filters or do_action, core WordPress loops through all of the registered filters or actions (added by add_filter and add_action), looking for any matching ones, and then executes the associated function. The only difference being actions which … Read more
From the documentation: Prepend and append to the panel contents: var el = wp.element.createElement; function wrapPostFeaturedImage( OriginalComponent ) { return function( props ) { return ( el( wp.element.Fragment, {}, ‘Prepend above’, el( OriginalComponent, props ), ‘Append below’ ) ); } } wp.hooks.addFilter( ‘editor.PostFeaturedImage’, ‘my-plugin/wrap-post-featured-image’, wrapPostFeaturedImage ); So did you intentionally not using wp.element.Fragment? You may … Read more
Adding inline CSS on an element with style=”..” is bad practice, people say to use a CSS rule in a stylesheet instead, via a HTML class. So it doesn’t make much sense to start styling things manually via javascript like that. Instead, wouldn’t it make more sense to add a stylesheet that hides the title, … Read more
WordPress is a whole package of different code components working together to provide a functional Content Management System. WordPress Core, Plugins, and Themes are all part of this package. Since some of these components update separately you do not want to edit the code directly, otherwise your changes will be overwritten whenever these components update. … Read more
There’s a filter called login_redirect. add_filter( ‘login_redirect’, ‘wpse377295_login_redirect’, 10, 3 ); function wpse377295_login_redirect( $url, $request, $user ) { if ( is_wp_error( $user ) ) { // It’s possible that the $user param is a WP_Error. If so, bail out. return $url; } if ( ! user_can( $user, ‘update_core’ ) { // Only admin users can … Read more
Not automatically. You don’t know a filter exists until something tries to add it or runs it, and you have no guarantee what that filter is for without docs or a human being to describe it. You can do this by hand for core itself as it’s well documented what the filters are, but there … Read more
I would suggest first read the wordpress documentation about actions to understand how they work. Actions are aplit into two section, add_action and do_action do_action is the “location” where you hook into it. A basic example of do_action do_action(‘my_custom_action’); You can also pass arguments into do_action which can be available in add_action if you choose … Read more