You should not and do not need to write to pluggable.php (or any other core WordPress file). You can override a pluggable function simply by defining it in your plug-in’s files (or for themes, functions.php). These get loaded before pluggable.php, and so the function definition given in your plug-in file is used in preference to … Read more
There is a hook that should let you alter that data– comment_notification_text. add_action( ‘comment_notification_text’, function($notify_message,$comment_id) { var_dump($notify_message,$comment_id); die; }, 10,2 ); You could parse that $notify_message string and remove the parts you don’t want. add_filter( ‘comment_notification_text’, function($notify_message) { $notify_message = explode(“\n”,$notify_message); foreach ($notify_message as $k => $line) { $header = trim(substr($line,0,strpos($line,’:’))); switch ($header) { case … Read more
Note: The reason this doesn’t work for the OP is the use of woocommerce, otherwise, so in regards of core WordPress functionality, this should be working as described. Update: I assumed it is about emails on registration. Good thing you specified your needs. WordPress tries – several checks are performed – to add the new … Read more
You can’t override the function(s). They aren’t meant to be overwritten. See: “Override parent theme function that is not hooked or in the functions.php file” and “Is it possible to disable a function of a parent theme?”. That is the direct answer to your question. You can, however, almost certainly achieve the result you want … Read more
My solution to this issue was to create a custom plugin with copies of the core functions needed to be overwritten. I gave these functions custom names so I could call them from the template files in the Child Theme directory. Now I could add my own code and modifications and leave files with the … Read more
So the maintainers of the file are the WordPress team – this is a core WordPress file. : ) That being said, the code is not the problem here, per say. I’m not sure how the old file worked around the issue, but the problem is that you’re trying to send an email without a … Read more
First, please avoid doing echo on filters. Cause filter are not designed the way to handle echo. They are designed to take a parameter or input and modify or manipulated inside the hooked function and send it back to the parent function. If this filters don’t return data then there is a huge chance to … Read more
The functions in your child theme will be loaded before the functions in the parent theme. This means that if your parent and child themes both have functions called my_function() which do a similar job, the one in the parent theme will load last, meaning it will override the one in the child theme. ~Guide … Read more
I found it ! 🙂 I just created another file called class-config-new.php just next to functions.php. I wrote my class in class-config-new.php and added the namespace, and I added a require_once in functions.php to call the file.
The divisors loop assumes that the next row is 1000 times larger than the current one so I think you’ll have to change the logic here, e.g. keep iterating until the divisor is too big and use the previous one e.g. if (!isset($divisors)) { $divisors = array( pow(10, 0) => ”, pow(10, 3) => ‘K’, … Read more