Problem creating a two level list that is text only (not links)
Problem creating a two level list that is text only (not links)
Problem creating a two level list that is text only (not links)
In WordPress 6.1 list items are now their own blocks, so you will need to add core/list-item to the list of allowed blocks.
Displaying some custom text there can be done using views_plugins filter: add_filter(‘views_plugins’, ‘add_plugins_views’, 10, 1); function add_plugin_views($views) { $views[‘foo’] => ‘bar (?)’; return $views; } If what you need is actually setting a property for all plugins and display a count of this custom property you might want to take a look at WP_Plugins_List_Table.
how about array_reverse() http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-reverse.php there are a bunch of array manipulation functions at php.net. i’m always there looking something up. also sort() might be useful EDIT based on your comments: sort($album); print_r($album); should return: Array ( [0] => 001,Get Rich Or Die Tryin [1] => 002,Curtis [2] => 003,The Massacre [3] => 004,Before I Self … Read more
I know I can create a custom post type – but that seems like overkill. Why are you thinking like that I don’t know. A custom post type is a simpler and easier way to sort out data of a specific type. You can also go for the default post types: post or page with … Read more
Your best bet for something like this is probably to use a store locator plugin, many of which are available for download on WordPress.org. Using their shortcodes you may be able to create a list organizations and filter them by various attributes. Good luck!
If you want the bullet points to disappear, simply edit your themes style.css file. If you use a debugging tool you can find exactly where in style.css to edit. As you say, set list-style to none (though you might want to specify a class to ensure it doesn’t effect lists where you do want bullet … Read more
A quick google turned up this post – How to Email Subscribers from WordPress Which recommended … Email Users is probably the simplest email plugin, and seems to do the job. It picked up my existing subscribers from the database and sent an email. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do.
I think that you have poor data design. The solution, in my opinion, is to alter how your data is saved. If you saved all of your dates under the same key name you could run a relatively simple query to get the next date. $args = array( ‘meta_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( … Read more
you may find your answer here and Here’s a demo of it. HTML code example <div class=”ccms_form_element cfdiv_custom” id=”style_container_div”> <label for=”brand”>Make:</label> <select size=”1″ id=”make” class=” validate[‘required’]” title=”” onChange=”updatepage();” type=”select” name=”style”> <option value=”-1″>–Choose a Make-</option> <option class=”Audio” value=”Audi”>Audi</option> <option class=”BMW” value=”BMW”>BMW</option> </select> <div class=”clear”></div><div id=”error-message-style”></div> <div id=”style-sub-1″ class=”BMW” style=”display: none;” name=”stylesub1″ onchange=”ChangeDropdowns(this.value)”> <label for=”brand”>Model:</label> <select name=”cat” … Read more