The following works for me for product archive pages (these include both the main shop page as well as archive pages for product categories, for example). It will show the current cart contents in a thickbox. I chose to show this for this example just because that’s the data that one gets back through Ajax … Read more
If the plugin headers are correct, then the only option that comes to my mind is that the owner and permissions of the plugin file or its directory (if it is in one) are incorrect and WordPress cannot read the plugin file. Other than simply being logically important, if you check the source you can … Read more
Ok I came up with this add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, ‘my_create_questionnaire_link’); function my_create_questionnaire_link(){ // this check is for demo, if you go to http://yoursite.demo/?create-my-link, you will get your unique url added to your content if( isset( $_GET[‘create-my-link’] ) ){ // This filter is for demo purpose // You might want to create a button or a special … Read more
The Problem: As Mark suggested already, your template loading by manipulating cache is far from standard practice. With these sort of cache alteration, even if you modify your CODE to work with WordPress 4.7+, there is no guarantee that you’ll not find similar problems in future updates. So better use any of the solutions mentioned … Read more
There’s an easy way. Open functions.php and add this code. It works for many html entities // got this form http://www.sycha.com/wordpress-add-hr-button-tinymce-visual-editor function enable_more_buttons($buttons) { $buttons[] = ‘hr’; /* Repeat with any other buttons you want to add, e.g. $buttons[] = ‘fontselect’; $buttons[] = ‘sup’; */ return $buttons; } add_filter(“mce_buttons”, “enable_more_buttons”); //add_filter(“mce_buttons_2”, “enable_more_buttons”); // add to … Read more
A very first advice from me will be: Don’t follow the tutorials on the tutorial sites blindly they are full of bad coding practices. Some of the resources that I follow: Mark on WordPress Justin Tad Lock (You can also buy the copy of his e-book Professional WordPress Plugin Development) Otto on WordPress scribu’s development … Read more
function mytheme_admin_bar_render() { global $wp_admin_bar; $wp_admin_bar->remove_menu(‘wp-logo’); } add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘mytheme_admin_bar_render’ ); For specific user roles you can wrap the add_action in a conditional, something like if(current_user_can(‘editor’)){ add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘mytheme_admin_bar_render’ ); } http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
There sure is, I talk about some of those options in this Q&A here: Is there a flowchart for wordpress loading sequence? Here is a very brief summary of what was said, Want to see what actions get fired during a request? Take a look at this plugin by Toscho Want to see what’s hooked … Read more
That would be: remove_action( ‘woocommerce_single_product_summary’, ‘woocommerce_template_single_title’, 5 ); You can read about it here: remove_action Codex
Both ways are almost equal, the first will be slightly faster, because the callback is called only if the check equals to TRUE. Note you cannot test an option like this, unless the option name is really ‘my_option[option_1]’. What you probably want is: if ( $test = get_option(‘my_option’) and 1 === $test[‘option_1’] ) add_action(); An … Read more