It could be that there are duplicate Open Graph meta tags being generated AFTER your special hook. Priority would be given to the later tags, which means your customizations don’t happen. Try setting the order of your hook later, so that it happens after whatever else might be generated: // default is 10; I’m using … Read more
Of course this is possible. The question is too broad to fully answer in a Q&A format like WPSE’s, but roughly this is what you need: Two custom user roles to base the two different UI’s on. There are plugins that can do this for you. A theme that changes template based on the current … Read more
First of all the the_editor() function has been deprecated and it’s advised to use the wp_editor() instead. Just to explain how the value is being saved, your value in the textarea isn’t being saved by the textarea element but instead and most likely by update_post_meta. To replace your textarea with wp_editor, you can define it … Read more
The WordPress plugin repository always starts with what is in trunk. It reads down to the “Stable Tag” label. If the stable tag is “trunk” it continues reading from trunk. This is what people who download your plugin will get. If, however, the stable tag label is a tag (in this case, 1.0.7), it quits … Read more
Finally I managed to solve this issue. The problem i had was on the ELB with the sticky sessions. I just enabled it and set a time of 3600 and now wordpress in login in users. A question remains with the real ELB power. If you do this sticky session I found some documentation that … Read more
You have to put the name of your wp ajax action in your data when you do the ajax call. I assume the ajax url is correct. jQuery( document ).ready(function(){ //alert(“Jquery Loaded”); jQuery(“#pub_search”).click(function(){ alert(“You clicked”); event.preventDefault(); var term= $(“#sterm”).val(); console.log(‘your term send: ‘+term); var data = {‘nwterm’: term, ‘action’: ‘litsearch’} $.get(litsearch.ajaxurl, data, function(data){ $(“#container”).html(data.response); }); … Read more
The safe way to change wp-content folder, is the following: First, define the new wp-content name in your wp-config.php file: define (‘WP_CONTENT_FOLDERNAME’, ‘hamza’); Then, define the new path for images, style, scripts, etc: define (‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ABSPATH . WP_CONTENT_FOLDERNAME) ; define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, WP_SITEURL . WP_CONTENT_FOLDERNAME); This will allow your plugins and other stuff to be notified about … Read more
What you want is definitely possible. Although technically it’ll not be just a single event page, rather an event directory. Under that directory there will be single event links created by the event plugin you’ve mentioned. However, those single event links will not have any physical static files, rather those will be managed by WordPress … Read more
Welcome (I’m new myself, too). First and foremost, I highly recommend setting up a Child Theme for your Divi installation; that way any modifications you make won’t be overwritten when Elegant Themes do an update. That said, the best way at this is to use WordPress’ native en queuing system. In your functions.php file, add … Read more
I’ve done something pretty simmilar once where I had 2 websites that shared most of their content and had differing color schemes. Here’s how I would approach this challenge Use Multisite and child themes in the following way: Website 1: This holds the content and acts as the main theme (e.g. Red). This is just … Read more