You could use Google Analytics for WordPress. Here’s an excerpt from their FAQ on how you could set it to track certain file types: How can I track downloads? Check the box for “Track outbound clicks & downloads”, after that, make sure the file types you want to track are listed in the box of … Read more
I have figured it out. There is a good explanation here You edit the wp.config file with the scripts you wish to not load… define(‘WPCF7_LOAD_JS’, false); …and then manually enqueue them on the pages you wish to load the script.
One way is to have a single front-page.php and then using get_template_part(), to show different content based on user choice. Rough code: get_header(); $layout = get_option( ‘front_page_layout’, ‘default’ ); get_template_part( ‘front-page’, $layout ); get_footer(); After that you need to create a file for every layout, they should be called, something like: front-page-one.php front-page-two.php front-page-three.php front-page-default.php … Read more
There are ways of doing it; this way, for instance. My guess is that Login With Ajax isn’t using all of the techniques described in that article, and some browser security feature is blocking it. Try getting in touch with the developer and suggesting improvements, with a pointer to that article.
Place this in your functions.php file or create a simple plugin… /** * Display archive links based on year/month and format. * * The date archives will logically display dates with links to the archive post * page. * * The ‘limit’ argument will only display a limited amount of links, specified * by the … Read more
Try Make Your Site Social plugin which does most of the job for you
The correct way to store multiple options is as a multidimensional array and save to one option field. $myopt = array( ‘variable1’ => … ‘variable2’ => … …. ); Then simply pass the array to update_option() update_option(‘my_settings_field’, $myopt); If you pass an array WP will auto serialize the data for you. Then to read back … Read more
There is a plugin with that readers can post comments inline, like in Microsoft Word. The WordPress plugin bases on inlineDisqussions by Tsi and is called Inline Comments: http://wordpress.org/plugins/inline-comments/ Inline Comments adds the great Disqus Comment System to the side of paragraphs and other specific sections (like headlines and images) of your post.
Okay, I’ve re-written the function so that it does the following: checks that your array values are set before using them. You can’t always be sure they’ll be there. if the image is empty, it returns with an error message. Not sure if this is what you want, but you can just remove it. first … Read more
First thing to mention is that you don’t need to use wp_register_style if enqueuing within the same function. You can replace it with wp_enqueue_style and remove the duplicate. As for why your stylesheet isn’t loading, start by checking the file path. Try this instead: wp_enqueue_style(‘cl-chanimal-styles’, plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . ‘css/cl-chanimal-styles.css’ ); https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/plugin_dir_url