You don’t have to use a specific plugin to achieve columns in print, you can modify how your layout looks when printing using the print CSS media query. You can learn more about this topic here. In case of the WP Journal plugin to print 3 columns of text add this: @media print { .cols3 … Read more
It doesn’t need to be checked to work. When you publish the post, as long as you haven’t added another category and explicitly checked it, WordPress will automatically assign the Uncategorized category for you. Once you hit publish and the page refreshes you’ll see the checkbox checked.
Use this: <a href=”http://darsequranmardan.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/4%20Al-Rad%20Ayat-1%20Part-2.mp3″ download=”4%20Al-Rad%20Ayat-1%20Part-2.mp3″>download</a> The structure is: <a href=”http://test.com/uploads/path/file.mp3″ download=”file.mp3″>download</a> Here is a great article on the download attribute.
According to the WP-CLI docs for the wp search-replace command (and wp db search, for that matter), you have to pass your search string without delimiters and pass any flags separately. Instead of: wp search-replace ‘/<img[^>]+\>/i’ ” wp_posts –regex –allow-root You would use something more like this: wp search-replace ‘<img[^>]+\>’ ” wp_posts –regex –allow-root –regex-flags=”i” … Read more
More often than not this is caused by a plugin update or incompatibility. I would suggest disabling all your plugins and trying again. Then re-enable a few at a time until you find the culprit.
To have the pagination work properly you need to filter the posts at the WordPress main query level using the pre_get_posts action. By looking at your code, I don’t see where the post specific information is involved. Is $course_options holding information for the post?
Looking at your site, the problem seems to be a little different. For every post, the excerpt of the first post is shown. And not just once, but three times. This happens only on the website, but not the RSS feed or the REST API. Since the code you provided looks fine, it seems that … Read more
This can be achieved by accessing WP_Query class properties, available while in the loop, like $current_post (index of the current post), $post_count (number of posts displayed), $found_posts (total number of posts matching query). By using $current_post, $post_count and PHP modulo, like shown below: <?php if ( $custom_query->have_posts() ) : while ( $custom_query->have_posts() ) : $custom_query->the_post(); … Read more
if you are not aware of WordPress template structure. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/taxonomy-templates/ https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/ WordPress follow a hierarchy for post/page templates archive.php for your archive pages of post and category. single.php for your every WordPress single post. you can adjust your single.php code to make single page HTML different then archive page. In your case to separate styling … Read more
Try this: // All the rendered HTML $output=””; // The posts to exclude from the random query. $exclude = []; // The remaining non-random posts $remaining = new WP_Query([ ‘posts_per_page’ => 7, ]); // Run the remaining query first because we have to know what should be excluded in the random query. if {$remaining->have_posts()) { … Read more