Replace the wp-admin and wp-include folders only with fresh copies from a zip of WordPress, matching version of course. Sounds like a corrupt or missing file in one of the above folders. Alternatively, if the above doesn’t help, switch themes(only temporarily) to determine if the problem is theme related.
Set up a custom page template and in the content of the template use WPDB to query your table. Example to get a row: $mylink = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT * FROM $wpdb->links WHERE link_id = 10”);
Parsing shortcodes from strings WordPress parses and replaces shortcodes from a piece of content via the do_shortcode function. This function, in turn, calls get_shortcode_regex, which returns the regular expression for matching shortcodes in a string. Using this function, we can get a list of all shortcodes ourselves: $pattern = get_shortcode_regex(); preg_match_all( “/$pattern/s”, $content, $matches ); … Read more
Previous Question That answer I’ve linked to shows the steps you’ll need to take. It probably didn’t come up in your searches as you weren’t using the right terms. As you’re a front-end dev, this is how I’d do it based on that persons advice. Don’t load anything in the template. Just have an empty … Read more
No, the blog page is just a regular page, it has no special ID number and it can be anything. The only special thing about a blog page is that it was assigned to use as a “blog” page and you can check for its ID value in one of the options.
I believe you are talking about the blog page, the page you set as posts page when you select a static front page. Many functionality like breadcrumbs relies on the $post global. By default, if nothing breaks the $post global, before the loop, the $post global should always hold the first post in the main … Read more
The Loop isn’t available yet in wp_enqueue_scripts, so is_single() etc pp aren’t going to work. However, the queried object has already been determined, so you could use something like add_action(“wp_enqueue_scripts”, function() { $qo = get_queried_object(); if(get_class($qo) == “WP_Post”) { if($val = get_field(“my-field”, $qo->ID)) { wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”); } } });
http://www.josephflynn.com/uncategorized/fixer-upper/ Is a Post. http://www.josephflynn.com/donnelys-mug/ Is a Page. Your theme has different templates for each. In your case that’s Twenty Seventeen, the default theme this year. Looking at the templates and styling it would be a bit of a pain to change the post template to match the page, so if you’re happy with how … Read more
When you save a selected page in the Customiser you’re just saving the post ID of the page, which means you can just pass that value to any function that accepts a post ID as a parameter: $mytheme_f_page[1] = get_theme_mod( ‘mytheme_featured_page_1’ ); echo get_the_title( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); echo get_the_excerpt( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); The … Read more
If you use WordPress author template to show user posts ( example.com/author/{user_name} ) the best solution will be to change the main query via the pre_get_posts filter hook. function se339534_author_any_post_types $query ) { // apply changes only for author archive page if ( ! is_author() || ! $query->is_main_query() ) return; $query->set(‘post_type’, ‘any’); } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, … Read more