If the fonts are loaded from a plugin, a hook will have to be used to insert them, you can disable the hook, but you’ll need to know where it’s coming from. Mostly because you’ll need the handle of the script. There are quite a few different ways it could be done so I’ll try … Read more
At a first glance it makes sense, but… When exactly would that function be used? When user opens post editor, you can easily hook to that action and set the lock. But when would you remove it? After saving? No – user is still editing, so the lock should be on. It should be removed … Read more
A very helpful question, I think. There are two plugins, for the discussions let’s say: ToBeDeprecated Plugin, and ToBeUplifted Plugin There could be many ways, but these are the points that come to my mind first: Before the Upgrade Seemless Migration In the code of the ToBeUplifted plugin, you should ensure a seamless migration process … Read more
The error in question is likely because when you run register_block_type(), you didn’t set the block attributes or that it (which is an array in PHP) doesn’t have the attribute named content. So make sure the attributes are defined in both JavaScript (via registerBlockType()) and PHP (via the above-mentioned function), and that the schema is … Read more
There are two (2) steps. Add the WordPress.org username of the contributor you want to add to the “contributors” line in the header info of the Readme file, and that person will have SVN commit access to the plugin. Go to the plugin repository and log in with the main account Go to your plug-in … Read more
Ok, so the idea is that you have an outer loop, that displays the tours. And then you have an inner loop, that displays each artist. The way The Loop works is that it populates a lot of global variables, such as $post, so it looks like magic. Let’s look at a more uniform approach: … Read more
Have a glance at Better Plugin Compatibility Control. I just found this out this morning. I think this does what you’re after.
Ok, here are some pointers: never run any meaningful code right from plugin body (especially don’t start queuing jQuery everywhere like you do – that’s asking for trouble), always do it at appropriate hooks; learn how to use $default argument in get_option() will save you a lot of typing there; learn how to use plugins_url() … Read more
See Add multiple plugin directories for one way to do this. In an earlier project I did something similar, but I used a dedicated theme options page for my theme plugins. Looking back … I wouldn’t do that again. Plugin updates are a too complicated, separated version control setups too. The client wasn’t always sure … Read more
You can use almost every character. Just the character / is dangerous. Do not allow it. WordPress is using preg_quote to escape the shortcode name, but it doesn’t include its own regex delimiter / when doing that. So the shortcode will not be properly escaped and you get a PHP warning. Besides that, there are … Read more