If you want to trigger the WP Cron without having to wait for a visitor to visit your website, you can setup a cronjob to “visit” your cron file at http://www.example.com/wp-cron.php after a duration, like every 15 minutes. If you use cPanel, you can follow this guide If your server does not support cron job, … Read more
If we stick to your exact example, I would define the value as a custom property in an inline style: <div class=”item” style=”–my-gap: <?php echo esc_attr( $attributes[‘gap’] ); ?>;”> Then in CSS use a media query to use the property as the appropriate margin: .item { margin-bottom: var(–my-gap); } @media ( min-width: 768px ) { … Read more
I’ll try to answer the question from beginning to end so for example, when user with customer role wants to login to example.com/about page, they will be redirected to another page. I want to do this in software, not with a plugin Note that you can turn the snippet into a plugin by adding this … Read more
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