you can do that with the help of 2 filters : add_filter(“plugins_list”, function ($plugins) { $filter_code = “with_b”; if ( isset($_GET[“plugin_status”]) && ($filter_code === $_GET[“plugin_status”]) ) { $GLOBALS[“status”] = $filter_code; // setting the filter to display in current page } // preparation of the plugins in the special category $plugins[$filter_code] = array_filter($plugins[“all”], function ($plugin) { … Read more
Edited Answer: TMG is a very popular auto plugin installer for WordPress and a lot of Premium theme author use it. You can get the php class here https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation. Also when you will download it you will get a php file named example.php. You just have to include that example.php file in your function.php file … Read more
This solution should do the job for you. http://tgmpluginactivation.com/ The solution is meant for theme developers to package to download, automatically install and activate multiple plugins that are either packaged with a theme, downloaded from the WordPress Plugin Repository or downloaded elsewhere on the internet (perhaps a private repository. The code of the solution can … Read more
I would encourage against this, but I understand what you’re trying to do and do something similar myself. How I do it I build themes that depend on plugins, plugins that depend on plugins, and plugins that depend on plugins that depend on other plugins. If I’m controlling both sides of the development, I do … Read more
There are a couple GitHub Actions available in the Marketplace for checking response codes: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/check-url-status https://github.com/marketplace/actions/http-status There’s also this question on Stack Overflow if you want to do it custom: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65728933/how-to-capture-a-curl-http-status-code-in-a-github-action-to-determine-success-f
Recommend changing $wp_query to a different name: because it’s a custom WP_Query, best not to use a variable name that WP core uses. You likely don’t need wp_reset_postdata(), but I could be mistaken on that (I’ve not needed to wp_reset_postdata() recently).
Most plugins will load their assets in the header on all pages, because they know very little about your site, and how you’re using the plugin. This is a reason why it’s generally advisable to use plugins only if you have to: they’re built to work for as many people as possible, which means they’re … Read more
Firstly, did you check that title on image and caption are set in block editor? Caption shows by default anyway, so I don’t see the reason to mangle block’s code to add it once again. Description attribute does not exist on image block, so it must be added programmatically for that to even function: [a … Read more
WordPress is expecting http, but you’re visiting with https which is causing the mixed content error. Setting your site and address URLs to use https should solve your problem. If you can’t use https in the admin, then you’ll need to try ways to tell WordPress to use https only on the frontend. Try something … Read more
Changing “Add New Post” to a string with unescaped HTML tags cannot be accomplished using only PHP: WordPress core escapes any HTML in the CPT’s label for that text. Additionally (again, only using PHP), there is no way to remove that block of text: setting the add_new_item label to blank when registering the CPT results … Read more