To change the color of password protected post titles in the admin In your theme or child theme, enqueue a stylesheet to load in the admin, then add some simple CSS to change the color using the class that is given to password protected posts. In your theme’s functions.php… function wpse_admin_styles(){ wp_enqueue_style( ‘admin_css’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . … Read more
WordPress doesn’t provide any built-in endpoint or API to handle incoming mail and parse it into a action. So I see 3 possible options: Use a existing mail parser for WordPress and figure out a way to run a action Configure email inbox on your server and pipe incoming emails to a script to be … Read more
I have solved my issue by using a more recent version (1.1.1) of Elementor Custom Skin Pro plugin, which allows to use dynamic values directly in the template content, that are interpreted during the Loop. In my case, {{index}} does the trick.
Publish date – The date on which a post or page is created/Published Modified_date – The date of the post with recent modification If you are presenting only one “News date”, you can use modified_date because news are always updating. The the users can easily understand.
I am pretty sure that the Category parameters cannot be combined with p. In the documentation it says: “Show posts associated with certain categories.” and none of the examples combine a category with a single post like you are trying to do. Instead I think you need to use a taxonomy query as such: $args … Read more
the_post_thumbnail( array(100, 60) ); use this funcation where popular posts are coming from.
The same way you would do it on the frontend, with pre_get_posts. Combine it with get_current_screen() so you can tell which area of the admin you’re in, and hook the filter on admin_init so it doesn’t impact the frontend. There’s also the restrict_manage_posts which will let you add inputs to the filter column: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/restrict_manage_posts/ Just … Read more
Randomizing your tags doesn’t matter much to WP_Query. If you want random results, try adding ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’ to your $args. This should randomize the stories returned. If not, try applying shuffle() to $my_query before iterating through them. Some web hosts have reportedly disabled the ‘orderby’=>’rand’ method of querying posts. For these hosts shuffle() seems … Read more
You can use Transients API See the example function calculatePostViews($postID){ $user_ip = $_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’]; //retrieve the current IP address of the visitor $key = $user_ip . ‘x’ . $postID; //combine post ID & IP to form unique key $value = array($user_ip, $postID); // store post ID & IP as separate values (see note) $visited = get_transient($key); … Read more
You’re using get_next_post and get_previous_post correctly with get_permalink. The next and prev functions either return a WP_Post object or a falsy value. The permalink function accepts either a post object or a valid post ID and returns the post url as string, if it was found, otherwise it returns boolean false. I tested the code … Read more