When registering the Custom Post Type, ensure custom-fields is present in supports => array(‘editor’,’title’, ‘custom-fields’). It’s the legacy wording of meta fields and is commonly mistakenly omitted when declaring supports in CPTs. After you make the above change, your Team CPT should work with meta values. You still may encounter in Gutenberg initially, the meta … Read more
You can do it either by editing the database table wp_postmeta: searching for the post_id = 63 and meta_key = ‘Header Info1’, and then editing the meta_value value. The other, probably easier option, is to call a function update_post_meta(), like this: <?php query_posts(“page_id=63”); while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); update_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘Header Info1’, ‘new value’ … Read more
update_post_meta() throws Uncaught error: Cannot create duplicate attribute
I’am looking for the exact same thing, but haven’t found the solution yet. Beware: the below code is from the legacy version from 2015… There is a event when an activity is saved (see full code here): /** * Called on post save * @param {object} json JSON object */ this.on_save = function(json) { if … Read more
Try understanding the example on the link given below, most probably it will help: https://www.sitepoint.com/find-correct-misspelled-words-pspell/
The first thing I would do, if I were you, would be to change the data structure so that the location would a hierarchical custom taxonomy where states were parent terms and cities their child terms. Then you could create a custom taxonomy template for your location taxonomy. In this template you’d display list of … Read more
As stated in my comment the best solution would be to create a child theme and edit the file generating the post meta. This would give you full control of what is being generated and you won’t have to worry about hiding unwanted content via CSS. However, you could hide the text nodes and show … Read more
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Get and Update Most Meta Value as an array in HTML form
This code will do it: global $post; $user = get_user_by( ‘ID’, $post->post_author ); if ( in_array( ‘author’, $user->roles ) ) {echo “Author”;} You don’t even need global $post; if you are if a query loop.