method two won’t work because no page is loaded yet and $post isn’t set when your if check runs. with method one again $post is not yet set at that point, but this method will work if you use WordPress conditionals: function load_slider(){ if( is_page(11746) ){ // Load slider on home page wp_register_script(‘start-slidorion’, get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) . … Read more
Few built-in wp-cli generate commands from the docs: # Generate posts with fetched content. # See https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/post/generate/ $ curl -N http://loripsum.net/api/5 | wp post generate –post_content –count=10 # Add meta to every generated term. # See https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/term/generate/ $ wp term generate category –format=ids –count=3 | xargs -d ‘ ‘ -I % wp term meta add … Read more
In my opinion you are focusing on a wrong issue in this case. For instance, if I want to change the Read More message I have to browse all files to see if it is there. This doesn’t indicate localization problem. This indicates templating problem. What if you want to change markup of Read More … Read more
If you’re building something for public consumption (a plugin, a theme, etc) use admin-ajax.php like you should because that is the appropriate and accepted way to do things and gives your end users the power they need to change and modify things if they so choose. Beyond that, the best you MAY be able to … Read more
Rick James and I have created the (free, GPL) Index WP MySQL for Speed plugin. It addresses some of the performance problems with wp_postmeta by adding database indexes suitable for that table’s use cases. I use it myself on a Woo site with several thousand products. (It works on users, terms, options, and comments too.) … Read more
The overhead of PHP function as a mechanism is minimal. After all nearly everything going on is function calls. On a reasonable hardware you will have to ramp up function calls into thousands and tens of thousands to generate significant overhead (as opposed to doing same things with less function calls involved). Worth noting that … Read more
To fine-tune DevelJoe’s answer a bit more, you could access the queried posts from the global $wp_query instead of doing an extra WP_Query. // make the current query available from global variable global $wp_query; // helper variable $brands = array(); // loop queried posts foreach ( $wp_query->posts as $queried_post ) { // check if they … Read more
For the SEO part you might get better answers on the Pro Webmasters Stack Exchange. I will focus on the performance. From your example I assume your permalink structure was %category%/%postname%/. Because of the way WordPress parses the incoming URL, this will result in verbose page rules, which means that each page (not post) you … Read more
Opening specific posts on WP takes lot of time and freezes the editor
Changing the URL structure of a post always consists of two parts: writing the new URL in your links, and handling the new structure. Handling the new structure Handling the new structure is easy: because the post name (slug) is enough to identify a post, we can ignore the taxonomy you are using in the … Read more