There are many ways to approach this problem depending on the scale of the data we talking about. Also important whether you have to deal with taxonomies or not. And also not clear that the original data is an other wordpress site or something else. I assume it is not. the format that wordpress easily … Read more
syntax error unexpected ‘}’ at 364 line
You must use add_rewrite_rule() method, or add_rewrite_endpoint() in order to flush rewrite rules, and links you must generate with add_query_arg() method for ugly urls, for tiny u must simple concatenate with permalink
(See comments by others for your PHP error – though I’d recommend a good editor or IDE to help you spot syntax errors quickly and tidy the code for you as you type.) Re: the question title, no, you usually don’t have to do a clean install if there is an error with a theme … Read more
What method does this eventually call: do_action_ref_array( ‘parse_query’, array( &$this ) );
Here is the answer which I have got // Setting this as a Variable product wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, ‘variable’, ‘product_type’ );
If you only want the php code to be output without executing it, just escape the < signs by replacing it with the html entity <. <?php Like this, the tag will not be recognised and will be output as <?php.
put , in ‘order’ => ‘asc’ ‘tax_query’
Not really a WordPress question, but you can use the PHP function preg_match_all to extract all the text wrapped in [cs_text] tags like so: function wpse_265295_extract_cs_text( $subject ) { $pattern = “#\[cs_text\](.*?)\[/cs_text\]#s”; preg_match_all( $pattern, $subject, $matches ); return isset( $matches[1] ) ? $matches[1] : []; } If you’re looking to extract arbitrary shortcodes: if( ! … Read more
The problem was due that a caching plugin (Autoptimize) removed Google Fonts. I have unselected the option to remove Google fonts there and now the problem is no more. I will never again let any caching plugin remove this. It’s totally redundant when you have a good theme and right theming, in 2017.