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.
Extracting and Replacing HTML Post content with PHP DOM
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>
I had a breakthrough shortly after posting the original question (isn’t that always the way?). I reread this answer and realised what I needed to do to get the output rendered correctly. I created the const as described in the other answer. const htmlToElem = ( html ) => wp.element.RawHTML( { children: html } ); … Read more
The value for that string is normally taken from the option WPLANG in your database table $prefix_options. You can set it in the backend under Settings/General (wp-admin/options-general.php) or per SQL. There several ways to change that value per PHP: Create a global variable $locale in your wp-config.php: $locale=”en_GB”; Declare the constant WPLANG in your wp-config.php: … Read more
Strange issue where tags are not visible in the HTML (trying to problem solve this)
I always use Real Favicon Generator to generate favicon images for my websites, and have never had any issue. Their favicon checker did have several issues come up for your site: https://realfavicongenerator.net/favicon_checker?protocol=https&site=discovernavarra.com. I suspect that the redirect on favicon.ico may be the issue, though I do not know for sure. I never use a provided … Read more
WordPress is designed to use themes or plugins to output the final HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You don’t normally directly include an HTML file, because it won’t have a way to connect to WordPress to do things like including an Elementor header or any content you can edit in the Editor. Instead, for this type … Read more