You can do this in two ways. If you want to keep it theme specific, edit your functions.php file with this code: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘my_new_default_image_settings’ ); function my_new_default_image_settings() { update_option( ‘image_default_align’, ‘right’ ); update_option( ‘image_default_link_type’, ‘file’ ); } The other way to do it is more general, but also more rigid: Go to YOURSITE.COM/wp-admin/options.php Find … Read more
It is usually easy to find most hooks in documentation or source. It can be much more tricky for hooks that are dynamically generated, like post transitions. Essentially it doesn’t exist in source as specific hook – it is hook that is getting generated dynamically at runtime, depending on variables. do_action(“${old_status}_to_$new_status”, $post); do_action(“${new_status}_$post->post_type”, $post->ID, $post); … Read more
Your better off adding your custom image data when you insert it into a post using media_send_to_editor, the caveat is this will not be applied to any existing images, only ones inserted after adding the function. To apply it to to existing content you will have use preg_match on the_content filter, but this can significantly … Read more
If you want a really neat and free method of doing this, this is a cool plugin. Essentially, it implements the Google Authenticator code for a WordPress site. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-authenticator/ Google Authenticator is a free app available for the iPhone, Android, or Blackberry phones. It implements a 2-step verification system with 30 second expiring codes, just … Read more
The wp_title() template tag does some context-based output. From the Codex: The title text depends on the query: Single post or a Page the title of the post (or Page) Date-based archive the date (e.g., “2006”, “2006 – January”) Category the name of the category Author page the public name of the user If you … Read more
You don’t want to unregister the script; that would make it unavailable to be enqueued. Rather, you want to dequeue the script. You have two choices: If you know the callback function through which wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ) is called, you can simply call remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘callback_function_name’ ) More likely, you won’t know the callback function … Read more
If you are using WordPress 4.0+ you can do this using the wp_editor_settings and the global $pagenow to determine if you are on the comments page. add_filter( ‘wp_editor_settings’, ‘remove_editor_quicktags’, 10, 2 ); function remove_editor_quicktags( $settings, $id ){ global $pagenow; if ( $id == ‘content’ && $pagenow === ‘comment.php’ ){ $settings[‘quicktags’] = false; $settings[‘tinymce’] = true; … Read more
To see if the option ‘rewrite_rules’ was reset – that’s what flush_rewrite_rules() does internally – hook into the option actions and log what happens. The following small plugin does that. It will tell you what code flushed the rewrite rules and how the rules looked before and after the flush. If no flush happened it … Read more
You’ll need three hooks: 1: user_register This is for when the user is created via the admin back-end. The username will be available via $_POST[‘user_login’] and the password will be available via $_POST[‘pass1’]. 2: edit_user_profile_update This is for when the password is updated on the profile page by the user or admin. The username will … Read more
Firstly, this conditional returns true on category archives for Woo Commerce and NOT single product page. Try using the actual slug in lowercase or the i.d. Example: if ( is_product_category( ‘t-shirt’ ) ) { Your code looks like its wrong because it includes too many brackets. Woo suggest using the slug in their Docs. This … Read more