It’s a bad idea because woocommerce has about 20 translations. In that case you have to translate the modified text domains, or if they don’t the 50% of woocommerce will be english, but I want spanish.
First of all there is no such thing as WordPress Database in this context. You can use WordPress with MySQL/MariaDB. You can use MySQL/MariaDB that wordpress uses to store your data. The size of your data is not a problem. The performance is not so straightforward to decide. I think MySQL will come close or … Read more
You could use the WP User Avatar plugin for this.
These are almost certainly custom post types. In the definition of the custom post type, it is possible to define a menu_icon which can be a file or an icon from the iconfont. It is this menu_icon that is showing up in your admin menu. I also notice “Programs Categories” in your menu, this looks … Read more
You are using a deprecated way to declare widgets. WordPress is anticipating on constructor being deprecated in PHP 7.0, in favour of __construct. Please refer to the Widgets API to see how widgets are constructed these days. If the GFWidget you mention is generated by a plugin that plugin is very much outdated and probably … Read more
This late in the process you should be able to rely on context set up, even outside of loop. On top of my head something like this should work: $categories = wp_get_post_categories( get_the_ID(), [ ‘fields’ => ‘names’ ] );
Include this in you plugin add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘inc_manifest_link’ ); // Creates the link tag function inc_manifest_link() { echo ‘<link rel=”manifest” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/manifest.json”>’; } what we are doing here is adding a hook to wp_head action.
After some more reseach, I found load_textdomain function which can help to load .mo file from any location. load_textdomain($domain, $mofile);
It looks odd to me that your ajax_shortcode_function() registers and enqueues your ajax script. According to the codex, you should register/enqueue in functions.php. Additionally, if you only need the url to ajax-admin.php, the tutorial says you can use the global ajaxurl variable and therefore you don’t need to localize your script. The other thing that … Read more
Something important – when you create a new post the first thing WordPress does is an auto-save, so yes the first time the values should be empty. Perhaps that is what you are experiencing – I don’t see your full code, but I do see The plugin for the custom meta data is hooked in … Read more