Instead of redefining wp_star_rating() for the front end, you should be able to just use the built-in function. From the Codex page for wp_star_rating(): In order to use this function on the front end, your template must include the wp-admin/includes/template.php file and enqueue the appropriate dashicons CSS font information. (emphasis mine) A code sample is … Read more
EDIT From your comment to your own question, you have two choices if you do not need to apply the filter globally to all instances of get_the_terms) OPTION 1 Use the same logic as in my ORIGINAL ANSWER $links = []; $tags_to_include = [1, 2, 3]; // using ID’s foreach (get_the_tags() as $this_tag) { // … Read more
You can get rid of the theme update situation by using a child theme. Your child theme will work as an extension of the parent theme that you update often. You can learn more about child theme from here. But if you don’t wanna use child theme then yes, you can add as many additional … Read more
It is that simple. Code away! if it’s in a plugin I do this: $plugin_url = plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ); include_once($plugin_url . ‘inc/twitter.php’); if it’s in a theme file include_once(get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’inc/twitter.php’);
This is because you are trying to include a directory by URL, you need to call path, you can use the constant WP_PLUGIN_DIR. Modifying the variable acf_url to the following would work. $acf_url = WP_PLUGIN_DIR . ‘/advanced-custom-fields/acf.php’;
Duplicate the post.php in your theme folder. Rename that file as any_name.php Enter the following code at the top of that file. < ?php /* Template Name: Any Name */ ?> Add your php codes to that file. Go to admin panel — > Create a new page — > Select your template and publish … Read more
Hello CandyPaintedRIMS, Please try get_template_part() function to include any file into your custom template. Your code: <?php include(‘header-bar.php’); ?> It should be replaced with: <?php get_template_part( ‘header-bar’ ); // include header-bar.php ?> Hope this will helps you. Thank you
First you need site to be processed as PHP, since WP simply won’t work otherwise. I think you can do it for non-.php extensions by tinkering with server config. THen see Integrating WordPress with Your Website in Codex. You can load WP core to required degree and use the functions. However I’d consider just migrating … Read more
Use plugin_dir_path() to include executable files. plugins_url() returns the web address, that’s not what you need. <?php include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . ‘forms/admin_form.php’) ?>
jQuery needs to be outside the wrapper like so: <script type=”text/javascript”> (function($) { $(document).ready(function() { alert(‘hello?’); }); })(jQuery); </script> Edit: A better way would be: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // $() will work as an alias for jQuery() inside of this function }); Also make sure any inline script tags are AFTER your call to wp_head(); And … Read more