The read-me.txt show a stable tag to 1.3 that you must edit in the trunk folder to be 1.4. At this time, the read-me tell I’m with a stable tag of 1.3 so go in the folder tags/1.3, and the wk-ga.php show a value of version 1.1. You need to change the version number in … Read more
this is very possible. I’ve done this in the past if they are in the same table but with the different extensions: (if they aren’t then you can merge the 2 tables) blog 1 (table prefix is ba1_) blog 2 (table prefix is bb2_) so you you would have 2 user tables in your database: … Read more
I suspect that the request that WP is making to query the Plugin site is not being allowed by your installation, or your hosting place. As per the link that was given you in the comments to your question.
Recently i saw this being used in Gett.com: every country has a small country code added to the address, and than lists the locations in which the service is available in this place. the site uses WPML (a friend of mine actually built it) so it’s possible.
Luckily the plugin developer made two separate file sets, one for frontend and one for backend. So I was able to delete the it-IT backend files, copy the en-US ones and rename the copies as it-IT. So wordpress thinks it’s loading the Italian backend translation while instead the English one gets loaded. And being frontend … Read more
If you’re on Windows, open wp-tests-config.php and change the ABSPATH with absolute path to your TEMP folder. For example: define( ‘ABSPATH’, ‘C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Local\Temp/wordpress/’ ); I changed this and phpunit worked! This code is on line 7 in %TEMP%/wordpress-tests-lib/wp-tests-config.php
Certainly, as a first suggestion, to create custom templates, look to creating a child theme. There are many many tutorials and discussions on this. Second, I wonder if the new WordPress Twenty Seventeen theme fits the site structure you’re describing? http://2017.wordpress.net/
Don’t add links, no need for HTML in there: How about this: $anchor = esc_html_x( ‘Google’, ‘link text for google.com’, ‘txt-domain’ ); $domain = esc_url( __( ‘google.com’, ‘txt-domain’ ) ); $link = sprintf( ‘<a href=”https://%s”>%s</a>’, $domain, $anchor );
As was pointed out by Michael, I had been missing the wp_head() and wp_footer() functions. To anyone who might be in the same boat as I, you can have a look at the function references here (head) and here (footer). Thank you, to anyone who took their time to help me out, even if all … Read more
The install wordpress in the localhost Copy the code wp-config.php file.. To add the this code in wp-config.php file define(‘FS_METHOD’, ‘direct’); Avoid the asking “connection information error”