If I understand you correctly you want to change the subject line of the email. The hook of your code only changes the content of the e-mail. There’s a different hook for the subject: add_filter(‘comment_notification_subject’, ‘wpse_228315_comment_notification_subject’); function wpse_228315_comment_notification_subject($subject, $comment_id){ return “New comment”; }
You need to change the type from textarea to textarea_raw_html: https://kb.wpbakery.com/docs/inner-api/vc_map/ Under the section “Available type values” it says: textarea_raw_html: Text area, its content will be coded into base64 (this allows you to store raw js or raw html code) Although I’m not sure why they can base64 encode the output from this but not … Read more
The plugin Image Widget uses it. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/image-widget/
To be frank, my customers and I have only had miserable experiences with all of the various alternatives. Had I found a suitable one myself, I wouldn’t be developing one in the background. 😛 (And no, the one I’m working on by no means ready yet.)
The get_themes function passes the available themes to the theme list table class and is hardcoded with a call to asort the array, with no filters available anywhere along the way that i can see. So in short, not possible at present due to an absence of hooks(at least as far as my observations go). … Read more
That is actually dead simple. Cookies are set by wp_set_comment_cookies() and this function is hooked into ‘set_comment_cookies’. Just remove the function from the action: <?php # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- /* Plugin Name: No Comment Cookies */ remove_action( ‘set_comment_cookies’, ‘wp_set_comment_cookies’ ); Download on GitHub.
first, you should use the proper filter and method to add query vars and rewrite rules and not manipulate the globals directly. the other issue I believe is your regex pattern, this is working for me: add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘wpa59404_query_vars’ ); function wpa59404_query_vars($query_vars){ $query_vars[] = ‘update_slug’; return $query_vars; } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa59404_rewrites’ ); function wpa59404_rewrites(){ add_rewrite_rule( … Read more
First thing is the add rewrite rule function. You have – add_rewrite_rule(‘^wp-api/pugs/?([0-9]+)?/?’,’index.php?__wp-api=1&pugs=$matches[1]’,’top’); wp-api/pugs/?([0-9]+) this means, when you request <url>/wp-api/pugs/123, you will get a query variable pugs with parameter 123. $var = get_query_var(‘pugs’); // = 123 Now, you don’t really need pugs in the url as per you needs. So, just remove it this way. Also, … Read more
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