There should be a sprintf function somewhere, which has $items_wrap as its first argument. The %3$s is merely the 3rd argument placeholder that gets replaced with something. See » https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sprintf.php
Problem solved. If there’s anybody that has the same problem as me, go into the *.php file where you’re trying to render the block. Make sure that you’re using the_content() in order to render the page content and not get_the_content().
I found the solution: I removed addFilter(‘blocks.getSaveContent.extraProps’, ‘luxuryconcept/add-custom-props’, addCustomProps); as @TomJNowell recomended. I added the add_filter(‘render_block’, ‘theme_custom_add_custom_attributes’, 10, 2); PHP code to functions.php: So, here all the working code: JS: /** * * Extends Core Gutenberg Blocks functionalities * * @description Add data-delay and data-duration attributes to every Gutenberg Core Blocks * @package luxuryconcept * … Read more
Definitely not the right way to modify the main query on any given template. Hook to pre_get_posts instead and modify it there.
The issue was that for themes the .mo and .po files needs to be called {locale}.mo or .po not {textDomain}-{locale}.mo/po
As of WordPress 6.3, the in_footer parameter is now bundled into the args array parameter (source). The correct syntax for the wp_enqueue_script() function is now as follows (leaving out the named function parameter as it not officially supported by WP core): wp_enqueue_script( string $handle, string $src=””, string[] $deps = array(), string|bool|null $ver = false, array|bool … Read more
isset() checks to see if a variable is set, ie, has a value other than null. The way you’re using it will always return true because you’ve set $posttags to ‘animali permessi’, which is not null. I think you’re looking for the WordPress function has_tag() instead. if (has_tag( ‘animali permessi’, $post ) ) { $supplemento_animali … Read more
So I finally figured out my problems. One mistake I was making was not structuring $options properly. This is WRONG what i did: $options = array( ‘http’ => array( ‘header’ => “Authorization: Bearer $api_key\r\n”, ‘method’ => ‘GET’, ), ); I’m not supposed to use http. This is the CORRECT WAY to do it: $options = … Read more
What you did wrong here is the part date(‘d’, $rem_days). The function date() should be used to convert timestamp to a formatted date, not to converting a time difference in timestamp to time difference in days. You can fix this by replacing date(‘d’, $rem_days) with floor($rem_days/86400). The complete code should be: $event_date = strtotime( get_field( … Read more
When your .mo files are however put to use in your application under the hood, wordpress parses your translation files into an associative array and extracts the translations as such, instead of relying on the native PHP gettext functions. Because it isn’t installed often and not always available, so a PHP based mo reader is … Read more