So after some coding, and some testing and stuff I finally got it working. I noticed that the Term description was being stored in the database as escaped HTML entities (<br>), which means WordPress is storing the <br> tags as text, not as actual HTML. So I wrote some code to decode the HTML entities … Read more
It looks like your header.php is using wp_title(”), which is deprecated and may not return anything in some cases. Also, the way it’s structured, it’s not properly appending the site title. Try replacing your <title> tag with the following code: <title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?><?php wp_title(‘|’, true, ‘left’); ?></title> Or, if you’re using a newer version of … Read more
you can use admin-post.php to process the form. you can set the form like that : <form action=”<?= htmlspecialchars(admin_url(“admin-post.php?action=MY_PLUGIN__my_action”))?>” method=”POST” > <button name=”send”>go</button> </form> and then you link the code with that : add_action(“admin_init”, function () { if ( !isset($_GET[“action”]) || (“MY_PLUGIN__my_action” !== $_GET[“action”]) ) { return; } /* */ // debug var_export($_POST); exit(); /* … Read more
wp_register_nav_menu() doesn’t seem to be a WordPress function. register_nav_menu() will register the nav menu’s name and description. That’s all that it does. If you want to control how the menu is displayed on the front end, you might be looking for wp_nav_menu(). It will allow you to define a lot of arguments to the menu, … Read more
You could use PHP’s preg_replace() to wrap all the numbers (ie, any successive combination of 0 through 9) in a <span> tag. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse426625_number_wrapper’ ); /** * Wraps any number in the content in a <span> tag. * * @param string $content The post content. * @return string The content with the numbers wrapped … Read more
Trouble with formatting buttons in WordPress:Twenty Twenty-Four [closed]
The block editor is a hideous abortion but it’s here to stay. Your only recourse if you don’t like the way it operates is to use a plugin that replaces it altogether. Attempting to manually edit the mess it generates will break things. Attempting to manually write HTML outside of an HTML block will break … Read more
There were actually 2 issues. First, I had to use get_query_var. Secondly, for some reason Permalinks were set to a weird custom structure. It’s working now.
So, the theme is adding it as a :before but it’s not a character or ‘content’, instead it’s using a height and width value and then a background colour: .text-entry li:before{ background-color: transparent; } That ought to do the trick. You could even go with the nuclear option: .text-entry li:before{ display: none; } Or… …a … Read more
This approach should work, Modify it for your use case. //JQuery Code jQuery( document ).on( ‘change’, ‘.from-this’, function( e ) { e.preventDefault(); jQuery( ‘.change-this’ ).text( this.value ); } ) HTML Code: <input type=”search” class=”from-this” /> <div class=”change-this”></div>