It’s easy to add your plugin stylesheet after theme stylesheet. If you’re sure that your theme styles and plugin styles have the same selector weight (theme has this style .site-header { background-color: #ccc; } and your plugin has this .site-header { background-color: #f1f1f1; }) then enqueuing plugin stylesheet after theme stylesheet will work. If you’re … Read more
I finally fixed it: <?php $state_posts = array(); while ($query->have_posts()) { $query->the_post(); $state = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘state’, true); $state_posts[$state][] = $post; } wp_reset_query(); foreach ($state_posts as $state_post => $state_title) { ?> <h1 class=”state-name”><?php echo esc_html($state_post); ?></h1> <?php foreach ($state_title as $listing => $single_listing) { setup_postdata($single_listing); $post_id = $single_listing->ID; $title = get_the_title($post_id); $distance = facetwp_get_distance($post_id); $distance = … Read more
wp_login is fired in wp_signon after the user has successfully logged in. That’s after submitting the login form, so obviously you can’t execute any JavaScript there. Of course you can still do something in PHP. If you want to execute JavaScript after login, you need to find another hook.
There is an option in the WooCommerce settings that shows you how to override and edit the email templates: WooCommerce -> Settings -> Emails From there, simply click on the email name or the cog/settings icon to the right of the email template that you would like to modify and you will be presented with … Read more
Short answer is no. WordPress defines plugin paths allowing plugins authors to use plugin content functions to locate their files, and these are controlled by the WordPress content constants which are set in the file wp-includes/default-constants.php However, although the path are customisable, WordPress only searches this one location. The only exception to this is network … Read more
I just found it, it’s because I missed placing the text domain in ” in my php code. It should be __(‘Read More’, ‘my-custom-dragon-plugin’); instead of __(‘Read More’, my-custom-dragon-plugin); Now my translation is working. I am just wondering now if it is possible to use a custom text domain instead of my long plugin slug. … Read more
If you haven’t gotten the answer to this yet, I found the answer by sifting through the source code. I was able to hook into the post save event by using: cmb2_save_{$object_type}_fields_{$cmb_id}. This hook fires whenever you save a certain object type with a specific metabox ID. So, in your case your $cmb_id is test_metabox, … Read more
I suspect what you actually want, is to have all content showing as being authored by the same person. So, simply create a 3rd user, and set it as the author of your posts. The revision log will keep track of who did what e.g. https://www.siteground.com/kb/change-author-post-wordpress/
I haven’t tested this, so it might not work correctly, but the essence of what you’re trying to do is hook into the after_switch_theme hook and see if the $old_name is DahTheme. If it is, that means that the current theme isn’t DahTheme, so you want to deactivate the plugin. function wpse_after_switch_theme( $old_name, $old_theme ) … Read more
I know is a little bit late but maybe my anwser is helpfuly for someone else. I used WordPress in version 4.9.7 and WooCommerce in version 3.4.3 To extend the buttons you can use the woocommerce action “woocommerce_order_item_add_action_buttons“. You find the declaration of that action in the file “woocommerce/includes/admin/meta-boxes/views/html-order-items.php” The following code use this action … Read more