As there are different modes that PHP can run in, it may be causing the internal server error (ie: FastCGI). You are better setting those values in your php.ini file or user.ini file to see if works that way. In your php.ini or user.ini file, do the following: max_input_vars = 5000
You can do a conditional and return the post’s URL by using a get_the_permalink() in conjunction with is_single(): add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘my_filter’ ); function my_filter( $content ) { // Check if we’re inside the main loop in a single post page. if ( is_single() && in_the_loop() && is_main_query() ) { return $content . get_the_permalink(); } return … Read more
Default parameters for wp_enqueue_script will output the script in the wp_head function. Shortcodes typically execute later, when main content is being output. In that case, calling wp_localize_script in the Shortcode handler will have no effect, because the script has already been output. Setting the $in_footer parameter to true when enqueueing the script will delay script … Read more
The code you use also uses WordPress functions that will first load posts (and other relevant data) in memory first and cache them using object cache. So, to delete 100.000 posts, your code will try to load each post in memory and that can take a lot of memory. I am not sure how high … Read more
Take the file the custom post type is registered in, put it in the plugins folder, and add a comment at the top, e.g.: <?php /** * Plugin Name: David A. Frenchs Custom Post Type Plugin **/ Save and visit the plugins page to activate it, and that’s it! A plugin is just a file … Read more
wp_authenticate() just checks user data, but not actually authenticating – docs. You can use wp_signon, which uses and wp_authenticate: source, like this: $credentials = [ ‘user_login’ => $name, ‘user_password’ => $password, ‘rememberme’ => true, ]; $signon = wp_signon($credentials, true); // true – use HTTP only cookie if(is_wp_error($signon)){ return false; } // The user is logged … Read more
You could use the after_theme_switch hook to do this, and wp_safe_redirect() works fine to redirect to local urls only. In your callback function check for the $_GET[‘activated’] flag or you may get a “too many redirects” type of error. add_action( ‘after_switch_theme’, ‘my_theme_redirect’ ); function my_theme_redirect() { if( isset( $_GET[‘activated’] ) ) { wp_safe_redirect( admin_url(‘admin.php?page=alecaddd_sunset’) ); … Read more
One plugin-free layer of protection you could implement is to route your traffic through a site like CloudFlare that has built in brute force protection. The free version is a great layer of protection with paid tiers if you need the added features. I have used this for several of my sites. I am with … Read more
Try to use my plugin WOOF by Category. It was developed exactly for this task.
You’re right on where you need to edit the image layout. After looking at the source for the example URL you gave, based on their HTML structure of the images, it looks like they’re using Swiper Slider 👌 Now, for how to implement it, happy hacking 🙌