Where am I going wrong? Actually, your code is just fine. Except that I would simply use wp_generate_password() to generate the random string. 🙂 WordPress will still think that the scaled version is called painting-scaled.jpg , etc. Resulting in broken images. Yes, that’s correct. Images are stored as posts of the attachment type in the … Read more
This is a bug in WP core 5.6.1: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/52440 which will hopefully be fixed by this: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/50366
I just observed the same problem, and fixed it by using the “admin_init” Action instead. I only want it to fire in Admin, but if you want it to fire for Public as well as Admin, simply use two add_action’s, one for wp and admin_init, though I would make it conditional: if ( is_admin() ) … Read more
Your JavaScript targets a HTML element with the id ‘banner_div’. So the first step is to output such an element in the shortcode. add_shortcode( ‘shortcode_name’, function () { $out=”<div id=”banner_div’></div>’; return $out; } ); Now you need to save the JavaScript (everything between the <script> tags) as a file. This you can now enqueue which … Read more
I think I would go with a customizer setting, which a user could use to select a page (select) or pages (checkboxes) where the custom comment fields would be shown. The setting should save page ID(s). Then I’d add a callback function to template_redirect action, which would first get the customizer setting value with get_theme_mod() … Read more
The post_link hook has a third parameter named $leavename: $leavename (bool) Whether to keep the post name. So what that means is, if $leavename is true, then the post name/slug should be kept in the permalink and thus it needs to contain %postname% (or %pagename% for the page post type) instead of being replaced with … Read more
When you do this: ‘_related_posts’: [post.id], you’re actually overriding the entire array or the meta value, so to instead append an item to the existing array, you can use the spread (…) syntax like so: ‘_related_posts’: [ …meta._related_posts, post.id ]. But you may not want to update the meta if the selected post ID is … Read more
I’m looking real hard at the code around both hooks, and they run one right after the other, with the same arguments, and I just can’t see any meaningful difference. Theoretically only parse_query would run, and not pre_get_posts, if WP_Query::parse_query() were to be run directly on its own, but WordPress itself never does that. Maybe … Read more
You could do something like this add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘bt_search_posts’); function bt_search_posts ($query) { // the posts ids that contain foo bar OR lorem ipsum dolor OR ping pong $posts_ids = []; // get the current query vars $query_vars = $query->query_vars; // loop each term we want to search and if found, add the post id into … Read more
get_current_screen is an Admin API, it can’t be used on the frontend, only in /wp-admin screens. If you want to run javascript code only on certain pages, either enqueue it on those pages, or load it on all pages and check the body classes, or many other methods. get_current_screen is not the way to do … Read more