WordPress’ update checker is known to be quite greedy. To prevent these notices: use a unique name for your plugin use a unique directory name filter http_request_args and prevent your plugin from being checked (example)
Assuming you want your users to be able to ask questions in the front end: you can add the page for asking questions to your menu real easy. Just use the menu functionality of WordPress: Click DWQA Ask Question and then Add to Menu. This is built-in functionality of the DW Question & Answer plugin.
For the activation of your plugin you have to write few lines of code in the plugin. The WordPress installation runs from wp-admin/install.php. What we are looking for is for certain actions to be triggered once the install is successful, so a good place to insert our code is right above this: <h1><?php _e( ‘Success!’ … Read more
There is no free plugin on this (or I could not find one). There are 2 undocumented hooks you need to work: lost_password: Runs before the “retrieve your password by email” form is printed on the login screen. lostpassword_form: Runs at the end of the form used to retrieve a user’s password by email, to … Read more
All my support forums are on WordPress.org, but I do all my development on GitHub and that has led to a few support issues filtering in to the issues stream that are support issues and not bug reports. I also got a handful of people commenting on my blog for support, but I closed all … Read more
Because based on your description, I am not sure what is your purpose doing the escape. If you want to escape the URL, you might consider using WordPress internal esc_url() function If you want to do some more low level control with PHP native function, you may consider urlencode() and you might have to manually … Read more
I have figured this out. The trick is to use the get_sidebar hook and run some conditionals to check if we’re on a CPT page (archive or singular or cpt taxonomy archive) and if the sidebar we’ve hooked into is the one we want to replace ($sidebar == ‘content’). If these conditionals are met we … Read more
This part of the single post template is called the loop: <?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> Within the loop you need to call in the content: <?php the_content(); ?> Replace your single post template with this and see if it works now: <?php get_header(); ?> <div id=”content” class=”clearfix row”> <div id=”main” … Read more
You have mix up in static and non-static usage. Your style is non-static, but your methods are declared as such. If you enable WP_DEBUG mode you’ll see following errors: Notice: Undefined variable: this Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, first array member is not a valid class name or object This … Read more
You are using Ubuntu package for WordPress right? Had you tried conventional install (just downloading official WP archive and setting it up with LAMP)? While it’s not very “Linux way” maybe, it’s commonly suggested to stick with that for WordPress. I briefly dealt with Ubuntu WP package in the past and ended up doing just … Read more