Log in via (S)FTP. Rename each plugin directory one by one (adding a letter to the end works) and try to load the site. When you’ve identified the problem one, rename the others back. You’ll need to re-enable them in the Dashboard.
Newer themes including Twenty Twenty Four use block themes/Full Site Editing. This means all the templates are created with HTML and theme.json, not using PHP templates at all anymore. You can read up on bloc themes, and see ways to create a “hybrid theme” which uses both PHP and HTML, here – https://fullsiteediting.com/courses/full-site-editing-for-theme-developers/
At your function declaration you need to set the required parameters first, the optional second, because you couldn’t skip $function if $page has to be given: function add_meta_box($id, $title, $page, $function = ”, $context=”advanced”, $priority = ‘default’): void { require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/template.php’); add_meta_box($id, $title, array(&$this, $function == ” ? $id : $function), $page, $context, $priority); … Read more
We have to select text from the Gutenberg editor. The purpose is to store and replace text. Please use this code to help us with you const { select } = wp.data; const selectedBlock = select(‘core/block-editor’).getSelectedBlock(); if (selectedBlock) { const selectedText = selectedBlock.attributes.content; console.log(“Selected Text:”, selectedText); // Store the selectedText as needed. } Replacing Text … Read more
If a plugin doesn’t provide hooks to modify its functionality the best way forward would be to fork your own version of it. You’d then be responsible for incorporating any upstream updates into your fork.
The first error: it looks like your update failed: you’ve still got wp-includes/comment.php from a previous version of WordPress. You should back up your site then follow the manual upgrade instructions here https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/updating-wordpress/#manual-update to replace your core files with a fresh copy. (I wouldn’t bother disabling all the plugins etc. though) I’m not sure what … Read more
I had the same issue lately and you need to configure WP_REDIS_PREFIX in wp-config.php define( ‘WP_REDIS_PREFIX’, ‘your_unique_key_for_each_wp_instance_’ ); for each WP site. This solved my case.
So, I figured out why this only worked once, and not every time afterward. I have the ID and URL wrapped in a <span> with an ID and class tied to it. However when the if(response.success === true) { fired, and updated the ID and URL of the image, it overwrote the entire <span> with … Read more
Please try as below: function wp_reservations_shortcode($atts) { // remove auto paragraphs for shortcode content remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); remove_filter(‘the_excerpt’, ‘wpautop’); ob_start(); ?> <section> <section class=”calendar-header”> <button id=”prev-month”>Prev</button> <div class=”current-date”>July 2024</div> <button id=”next-month”>Next</button> </section> <section class=”calendar-body”> <div class=”calendar-weekdays”></div> <div class=”calendar-days”></div> </section> </section> <?php $html = ob_get_clean(); // Re-enable automatic paragraphs add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); add_filter(‘the_excerpt’, ‘wpautop’); return $html; } add_shortcode(‘wp_reservations’, … Read more
The tricky thing is that most form plugins are made specifically to control the HTML generation. So, it’s gonna be pretty rare to say, “have total control” over the output and also use a visual form builder. That said, like was mentioned previously, Gravity Forms (and I’m sure others) have pretty extensive PHP APIs for … Read more