wp_mail() falls back to php’s mail() function which requires a configured MTA (Message Transfer Agent) on your host. So either you install and configure such a MTA. If you’re running a Linux like OS, SSMTP is an easy solution on which you can use any mail-provider to send your system mails via SMTP. Another MTA … Read more
As explained in their documentation WooCommerce provides a templating structure. Copying WC in your theme won’t get you anywhere. Create a woocommerce folder in your theme. Copy any template inside the templates folder of WC inside your woocommerce theme folder. Beware you need to keep the structure from templates folder intact in your woocommerce theme … Read more
Try using preventDefault(), it’s a jQuery function for preventing default actions called by the browser. First you should call an event handler by firing up your submitter. You can do this as follow: $(‘#my_upload_form’).submit(function (event) { After catching a submit and giving an event with it, you should prevent the default refresh of a browser: … Read more
You need to look at this from a couple of perspectives and then you have to weigh the odds against each other In general, shortcodes will be slower (we are talking milliseconds here) as they need to be parsed and processed by the shortcode handler. USAGE: [my_shortcode] in post editor Shortcodes in general are quite … Read more
You’re worrying too much about something that doesn’t mean much. WordPress doesn’t care how many PHP files you have; the PHP interpreter does. And the PHP interpreter really doesn’t care about the number of files until it actually accesses those files and executes the code. And for all purposes, the interpreter doesn’t access a file … Read more
If you are using functions.php script to register custom post type, you should declare false to ‘has_archive’ => true,. function custom_post_type() { $labels = array( … ); $args = array( // you have to set it to False. ‘has_archive’ => false, ); register_post_type( ‘post_type’, $args ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘custom_post_type’, 0 );
This happens when you check that sneaky checkbox while installing WordPress: Discourage search engines from indexing this site To disable it, simply head over to Settings > Reading and disable the above checkbox. If this is being added to your theme’s header by a third party plugin, then it’s not easy to answer.
Yes, this is true because WooCommerce cart is only initialized on the front-end (or if it’s a front-end request): But it fails because $woocommerce->cart is always null. So in WooCommerce 3.6.4 (current release as of writing) or later, you can manually initialize the cart like so: // Load cart functions which are loaded only on … Read more
I meant you should look at WP-PostRatings it has more then just star based rating : And if that’s not good you can use your own images.
When you don’t know if query string was started or not you can use add_query_arg which it knows how to deal with that and adds the “?” or “&” marks (which ever one is needed) to the query string. Update By popular demand I’m adding a few examples that are from the codex: Using get_permalink: … Read more