Assuming you mean the default calendar widget, you really have two choices: Wildly complicated regex Or make your own widget. I would opt for #2, the meat of which is actually the get_calendar function. Clone that function and alter the dates as you need to. This is assuming that there is no proper localized version … Read more
It is not possible to do it exactly as you ask as once you define() a constant in php you can not redefine/override the value. But what you are trying to do is not necessary, this constant is defined as part of the installation of a localized wordress, therefor it is already there, and set … Read more
wp_delete_post() always triggers before_delete_post – the problem must be that you’re hooking your function conditionally (i.e. not all the time). before_delete_post only gets triggered if you’re actually deleting the post permanently, not just trashing it. If you need to listen for trashing too, use wp_trash_post.
You can add additional widgetized sidebars to your theme by adding to your theme’s functions.php. If you have not already added widget support in the theme, include: if (function_exists(‘register_sidebar’)) Then add: // Footer Widgets register_sidebar(array( ‘id’ => ‘footerwidgets’, ‘name’ => ‘FooterWidgets’, ‘description’ => ‘Widgets here are shown in the footer’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div id=”%1$s” class=”widget … Read more
First thing, regarding your comment “everytime I update the theme I’m screwed” – you should always use a child theme when doing any customisations . Second, your remove_action call is wrong. As per the documentation you’ve linked to already, it sates that the first argument is $tag and the second is $function_to_remove. Right now, your … Read more
I can confirm that this filter applied with 3 parameters as you mentioned in your snippet. The warning is very strange and shouldn’t appear if WordPress core wan’t hacked. The best practice for this case is to request parameters, which are required by your hook. So if you don’t use $args, so don’t request it: … Read more
The $hook_suffix global (copy of which you are getting passed to the hook) doesn’t go into such detail. However there is plenty more of context to check. In modern WP versions bulk of it is via get_current_screen() which returns WP_Screen object with plenty of stuff (in this case you would want to check id and … Read more
You have to use “process_bulk_action” function like this: public function process_bulk_action() { //nonce validations,etc $action = $this->current_action(); switch ( $action ) { case ‘export_action’: // Do whatever you want wp_redirect( esc_url( add_query_arg() ) ); break; default: // do nothing or something else return; break; } return; } } If you need a complete example this … Read more
You can try to add geo_country as an extra query variable with: /** * Add the ‘geo_country’ as a public query variable * * @param array $query_vars * @return array $query_vars */ function my_query_vars( $query_vars ) { $query_vars[] = ‘geo_country’; return $query_vars; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘my_query_vars’ ); and then setup a pre_get_posts hook to filter … Read more
You should use the dynamic_sidebar to spit out the widgets inside the newly created sidebar before the woo main container. add_action( ‘woo_main_before’, ‘woo_sidebar’ ); function woo_sidebar() { if (is_woocommerce()) { echo ‘<div class=”primary”>’; dynamic_sidebar( ‘filters’ ); echo ‘</div>’; } }