This is a bit of a guess, but you are running a secondary query inside the Loop (by way of the shortcode). That is going to alter some variables that subsequent code may depend upon, such as $post. I am thinking that you need to add wp_reset_query(); after your secondary Loop in the shortcode– right … Read more
You have a logical error. You check if the field is != and not ==. So if the field name is Neutral the first check will fail and it will go to the second one and it will succeed. You ask is Neutral not equal to Neutral and the answer is false because Neutral is … Read more
By the way, you don’t need the plug-in to break your comments into pages. This can be done by default, you have to chose and set some settings according to your needs though. You will find the according settings section under »Settings > Discussion > Other comment settings > “Break comments into pages..”« in your … Read more
I added a jquery to the footer.php in the child theme. Within that I listed all the product pages I wanted to adjust the css for. This is not ideal for sites with large content, in this case there are only two products. For the sake of larger sites, there could possibly be some wild … Read more
Good afternoon, I managed to sort this out. I have amended my functions.php to the following. function mcPaySubmit(){ global $wpdb; include(‘paygate.php’); $last = wp_get_recent_posts(array(‘numberposts’ => ‘1’, ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘pending’, ‘author’ => $user_id)); $purchase_post_id = $last[‘0’][‘ID’]; $purchase_days = $_POST[‘dext’]; $purchase_date = $_POST[‘mcTransactionDate’]; $purchase_amount = $_POST[‘totalDue’]; if($wpdb->insert(‘ac_purchases’, array( ‘purchase_post_id’ => $purchase_post_id, ‘purchase_days’ => $purchase_days, … Read more
Ok I got my answer if($char) { $results = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM teacher_directory where Name LIKE ‘$char%'”, ARRAY_A ); if(!empty($results)) { //Printing the table here } }
A quick and easy way would be to just run a search on your WordPress site on the name of the image. E.g. your-image.png. This should return a list of all the posts which have that image in it.
It’s possible to change the output of the label with jQuery but I’m not sure the best hook to do this besides admin_footer. // Collapse var $open = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-open’), $open_icon = $open.find(‘span’); $open.html(‘MIN Details –>’); $open.prepend($open_icon); // Expand var $close = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-closed’), $close_icon = $close.find(‘span’); $close.html(‘<– MAX Details’); $close.prepend($close_icon); add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, … Read more
1. Simply call the template part in each place. <?php get_template_part(‘content’,’left’); ?> and <?php get_template_part(‘content’,’right’); ?> You would then create content-left.php and content-right.php templates. 2. A different approach would be to call do_action there instead. eg. <?php do_action(‘template_content_left’); ?> This could give you an extra level of control over the content template used. eg. in … Read more
You have to load your javascript Snippet inside your header. You’ll have to options: Edit your themes header.php and put the code before the closing tag Insert your code into the header with a custom function inside your functions.php function my_custom_js() { echo ‘<script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ jQuery(“#double-scroll”).doubleScroll(); }); </script>’; } // Add hook for front-end … Read more