I have been looking around the core files searching for hooks, there were very few when it comes to hooking into edit_user() function which updates the user data in profile.php page, so I have finished with some workarounds: My workaround is to save the user’s password in a custom option before the password was updated, … Read more
The markup surrounding the content is not specified by WordPress, so there is no hook for that. But you can declare your own hook there. In your template file, write … <?php do_action( ‘before_content_container’ ); ?> <div class=”main”> <?php the_content(); ?> </div> <?php do_action( ‘after_content_container’ ); ?> … and then you can register a callback … Read more
What you’re trying to do is possible. When including php files, use get_stylesheet_directory() in child themes and get_template_directory() in parent themes. E.g. require_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/inc/myfile.php’); get_stylesheet_directory_uri() and get_template_directory_uri() will return URLs. Those functions are useful when enqueuing public assets such as stylesheets and JavaScript. Also, setting allow_url_include to Off in your php.ini will provide … Read more
The filter page_css_class allows you to change the classes on all pages, when they are listed. This is not what you are looking for. In stead, you’ll want to enqueue different style sheets for different posts/pages. This you can do using conditionals. Include a function like this in your functions.php (example will load a special … Read more
As long as the wp_head() function is still being called in the template, you should be fine. You’ve pretty much summed it up in your question; by not using get_header(), the get_header action will not be fired, but that wouldn’t matter for your particular use case. Using get_header() along with the name parameter would be … Read more
If you mean the link dialog, then we can modify the permalinks with the wp_link_query filter: add_filter( ‘wp_link_query’, function( $results ) { foreach( $results as &$result ) $result[‘permalink’] = wp_get_shortlink( $result[‘ID’] ); return $results; } ); where we use wp_get_shortlink() to get the short links.
You could change the function to echo like this: echo apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); and then in your template, right before the comments template, place the call to your author box function like this: author_info_box(); also, you would need to remove the add_action(‘the_content’, ‘author_info_box’); Full function example: function author_info_box() { global $post; // Detect if it is … Read more
Unfortunately there is no global transient filter – you’d either need to know all the transient names you want to target, or you’ll have to use the special all hook (which runs for all actions and filters)
You need to add parameters $old_status and $new_status to the function. function conditional_email( $old_status, $new_status) { wp_mail(‘[email protected]’,’test’,’test’); } You will see that in the example here Hope it works after !
How to stop WordPress from updating the post meta Prior to updating meta data, WordPress fires the filter “update_{$meta_type}_metadata”. This is a dynamic filter that depends upon the post type that the meta data is attached to. For instance, the update_post_metadata will fire prior to the updating of a post post_type. Likewise, update_page_metadata will fire … Read more