Unfortunately I’ve heard that comment a couple of times: WordPress was just like Weebly and a drag and drop enthusiast for those who can’t code. Which is undoubtedly wrong. WordPress is a CMS (Content Management System). A CMS is a piece of program that (as its name suggest) manages your content for you, however the … Read more
Why are you not using the built-in enqueue_script function? Simply put your custom jQuery code into a file called custom.js, save it into your plugin or theme folder, then enqueue it with jQuery as a dependency: <?php function custom_scripts() { if (is_admin()){ wp_enqueue_script( ‘customjs’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/custom.js’, array(‘jquery’) ); } } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘custom_scripts’); You’ll need … Read more
The solution is to check the parent element of the animation using the inspector tool. When you find the very parent of the element, say its class is .loading-screen, then you simply add the rule at the bottom of your main queued CSS file: .loading-screen{ display: none !important; }
There are a few ways you can make an integer a string. Here are 2 main ways to make that happen Type Cast – $values_x[] = (string) $series[0][‘data’][$i][0] Double Quote – $values_x[] “{$series[0][‘data’][$i][0]}” Also, you might want to check for null first and assign a default $values_x = !empty($values_x) ? $values_x : array(‘2010’); If you … Read more
The only things I would change: You’re including a version of jQuery that is different than the one that is included with WordPress. You should de-register the WP version first so that aren’t 2 copies/versions of jQuery loaded on the page select2jquery should have jquery as a dependency so that you make sure is loaded … Read more
If you just want to add a string it would be: $city = “Re: ” . get_comment_meta( get_comment_ID(), ‘city’, true );
Isn’t it the one just above <span id=”max-pages” style=”display:none”> ?
Hello @bradleysp When setting up an event for use with GAMP – things have to be done in a very specific order.. To help with this we have produced some How-To videos showing the steps at: http://opentickets.com/videos Please can you take a look at the relevant videos to make sure you haven’t inadvertently missed out … Read more
Pay for the ACF Pro version to enable flexible fields (which is basically the function I wanted to have) or use an alternative WP plugin that has the feature for free, such as Carbon Fields or Piklist. If you want to display PHP in the textboxes, although creating a security vulnerability, you could use Shortcodes. … Read more
Do not worry about the future of PHP, it’s here to stay. It powers more than 75% of websites as of 2021. The frontend rendering frameworks and libraries keep changing and most of them end up being passing fads, although it will be vital to learn those that are being used extensively e.g. React, Vue, … Read more