Relative path not working at all in WAMP local environment
if the png lies directly in your theme folder try this: img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/264471/<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/logo.png”
if the png lies directly in your theme folder try this: img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/264471/<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/logo.png”
It looks like you have read thru the WP Codex, so you have basically set things up right. A couple little things I would suggest: Make sure the URL var is correct You are using sliderData.adminAjax to point to the AJAX URL. I have always been able to simply use ajaxurl because WP defines it … Read more
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Use PayPal’s payment button generator to build the proper code for your button. You can add additional input fields there, then compare that to your (I am assuming) custom-built button code.
You put this function there: $(“#main”).each(function() { var text = $(this).text(); text = text.replace(“<p><!– AddThis Sharing Buttons above –></p>”, “”); $(this).text(text); }); Did it work? If not, why do you want to do that? You can go to the main plugin and replace this text..
I’m not sure what ARRAY_A is supposed to be, seems unnecessary unless there’s more info we’re missing. Also, get_post returns an object, not an array. Try this: function fields_after_order_details(){ $my_id = 2731; $post_id_2731 = get_post($my_id); $title = $post_id_2731->post_content; echo ‘<div class=”tandc”>’ . $title . ‘</div>’; }
It quite looks like your Instagram script is appending the images to each ul and since the nav menu has a ul class in its structure the images appear there. Try appending the images to a specific placeholder class with your script instead of the ul and let me know if that helped. jQuery(‘.instagram’).append( Since … Read more
Why don’t you use another variable name? For example: ?pagenum=…. And then on your code you would read that variable: $start = isset( $_GET[‘pagenum’] ) ? intval( $_GET[‘pagenum’] ) : 1;
As can be seen in the code, there was a typo: insti-navigation instead insti_navigation in the register function. Sorry for the noise.
Remove active cursor from form field