A look at the documentation or the source is always helpful. I guess, the correct file to refer to would have been product-attributes.php. For getting the product attributes this is available: get_attribute() ; to list them list_attributes() can be used, which makes use of the product-attributes.php template. You can use those and then hook into … Read more
You can use the admin_notices action for that: function wpa_admin_notice() { $screen = get_current_screen(); if( ‘your_post_type’ == $screen->post_type && ‘edit’ == $screen->base ){ ?> <div class=”updated”> <p>Here is some text</p> </div> <?php } } add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘wpa_admin_notice’ ); Change your_post_type to whatever your custom post type slug is. Also see get_current_screen for more info on … Read more
Use the filter hook bp_members_signup_error_message Try: function signup_error_change( $error_message ) { $error_message = str_replace(‘<div class=”error”>’, ‘<span class=”val-error”>’, $error_message); $error_message = str_replace(‘</div>’, ‘</span>’, $error_message); return $error_message; } add_filter(‘bp_members_signup_error_message’, ‘signup_error_change’, 1, 1);
When using wp_enqueue_script, you probably passing true for in_footer parameter. If so, then check that your search.php is calling get_footer() function at the bottom.
Answer by @Pieter Goosen : If you need to update the page before the main query fires and returns the page object, you will manually need to parse the URL (probably on init) and get the page ID from get_page_by_title() or get_page_by_path(). Otherwise, ‘wp’ would be earliest hook to get the page ID, for example: … Read more
Well, the dashicons are used in the admin bar, so if you deregister them, your admin bar is broken. The easy way out is only to deregister the icons if there is no admin bar: add_action( ‘wp_print_styles’, function() { if (!is_admin_bar_showing()) wp_deregister_style( ‘dashicons’ ); }, 100);
You can do it by adding this code to functions.php: function custom_override_checkout_fields( $fields ) { unset($fields[‘billing’][‘billing_email’]); return $fields; } add_filter( ‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’ , ‘custom_override_checkout_fields’, 1000, 1 ); But it is wrong approach, since WooCommerce uses email to notify user about status of the order.
WordPress doesn’t execute all the actions and filters (i.e. hooks) at the same time using some sort of priority, instead, execution order of these action and filter hooks are hard coded within WordPress core PHP files. Within WordPress source CODE, search for the following four function calls (using any text editor’s find in files feature): … Read more
It’s not possible to pass data from one HTTP request to another one on the fly. Once the script is finished, the data will be discarded. What you can do is to store the data in a transient, and then retrieve it later. Here’s a simple example using set_transient(): set_transient( ‘my_transient’, $data, 1 * HOUR_IN_SECONDS … Read more
You can change that in wp-config (https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Empty_Trash): define( ‘EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS’, 1 ); // Integer is the amount of days