You could go about this in a few ways. Here are two options: Option 1 – simplest. Since your weekly newsletter is already in its own Category, just link to that category. Your category template should in theory include the most recent post at the top of the page. You can always tweak the category … Read more
There really should be a simpler way to do it but you kind of need to know that WordPress stores both the Front Page ID and Blog Page ID in the options table. So, to get the URL of the blog you need to use both get_permalink() and get_option() in conjunction. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/270158/<?php echo esc_url( … Read more
I found it at last! Using the browser debugger, I found that there was a “editor.wp” which was undefined (in the complete version of the js file). Then I understood that the “wordpress” plugin was not used in the editor. When calling the function wp_editor, I was setting a list of plugin : paste, wplink, … Read more
Both your double and single quotes are not the correct kind in this block of code. Also, the taxonomy name is ‘colecciones’ with a small ‘c’, but you used ‘Coleccions’ with a capital ‘C’. The match is case sensitive. Thus your function code should be: function show_product_colecciones(){ $collections = wp_get_post_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘colecciones’ ); $collection = … Read more
Paste the following code into your functions.php file. The wp_terms_checklist_args filter hook will make sure that one or more category is pre-selected and the op_create_selected_cat_post_link() function will help you to create a new post link with pre-selected category ids. The function takes $cats parameter and it can be a single category id or multiple categories … Read more
This is very simple to achieve with JavaScript. Place this at the bottom of your page, just before </body> tag. This will append ?pp=my-affiliate-id at the end of your links. Just change the variable aid value below: <script> // Change “my-affiliate-id” below to your actual affiliate id const aid = ‘my-affiliate-id’; // Append slash with … Read more
I also can’t stand the fact the WordPress removes “javascript:void(0);” from my hrefs (or anything else TBH…) upon saving or using the visual editor. I just started using the Raw HTML plugin that does the job. I enclosed my code in [raw] … [/raw] codes, and did NOT use the visual editor. My “voids” remain … Read more
You can instantiate your array before-hand, optionally populate it, and pass it to the add_query_arg() function like so: $url_query_args = array(); if( isset( $search ) ) { $url_query_args[‘search’] = $search; } if( isset( $category ) ) { $url_query_args[‘category’] = $category; } if( isset( $filter ) ) { $url_query_args[‘filter’] = $filter; } esc_url( add_query_arg( $url_query_args, ‘/site’ … Read more
Actually, the LinkControl index is already there in your code.. it’s in the items.map( ( item, index ) ) — yes, that index. So just use it in your onChange callback. And presuming that your edit function starts like ( { attributes, setAttributes } ) => { …, i.e. the setAttributes is defined, you can … Read more
wp_rel_nofollow() does this for you. It is already called on pre_comment_content, so comments should be covered. For sidebars and footers, this depends on the widgets and other code you use there, but it should be possible to call that function there too.