Alright, I’ve solved this problem with the usage of modal windows. I link to modal window which works alright, and the client can change the content of a modal. To those who have similar problem, I may recommend considering some other ways of displaying things that you need to display. Good luck!
Just link to #. That will automatically take you to the top of the page. You can test it on this page by clicking here. I’ve tried using page jumps as instructed by countless websites to “jump to the top of my page”: Curious. Why are they instructing you to do this?
Try changing this line: $items = $homelink . $items; to $items = $items . $homelink;
Installed Redirect plugin and redirected /resume to my media content (PDF) URL. Simple as that. I understand this is a developer forum, but this will help someone some day.
Without you sharing a post title and its resulting slug to see what is happening, I can only guess. But a lot of the time stop words, or extremely common words, are stripped from slugs. This would be words like the, a, an, etc. The plugin Yoast SEO will do this if you’re running it … Read more
You would probably need to do this with jQuery by detecting the hash value and activating the class based on that. Something like this might work: add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘custom_review_form_activate’); function custom_review_form_activate() { echo “<script>if (window.location.hash == ‘review_form’) { jQuery(‘.reviews_tab’).addClass(‘active’); }</script>”; } (Of course if your theme or customizations already have some jquery you can add it … Read more
Turns out is_plugin_active is defined in wp-admin/includes/plugin.php so it’s only available within the admin unless I call it. I needed to add include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ ); so my final code was as shown below which I also tidied up a bit too. add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu_items’,’add_about_page_to_menu’, 10, 2); function add_about_page_to_menu( $items, $args ) { include_once( ABSPATH . … Read more
The easiest option would be to install a plugin called better search replace, this will only work for the database. You can then search the database for instances of x and replace with y – x obviously being the URL on the old site and y being the URL of the new website. Be sure … Read more
Oops, my bad. I’m new to wordpress so I did not know that the pages created my plugins persists even when they are uninstalled. I had to delete cart, shop, and checkout from pages.
If you’re not using the default menu manager then already following a bad practice. Without using the menu manager you can create menu the way you’re doing but I think get_permalink() will add some flexibility in this case or you can check the user contribution section of get_permalink(). There are some nice examples which might … Read more