You’d probably have to do this in javascript, but I’m guessing the reason you want to add a class is to style it differently? If so, just use different styles for #respond that is inside a reply container. So perhaps the style would be .comment-replies > #respond or something similar.
Short answer, no. Having your WordPress site installed in a sub-directly (ex: http://some.site/wordpress) does not mean it will do more script executions then having it installed at the root level.
go to your themes functions.php and find line 122. You will find navigation.js function. get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/navigation.js and change it to get_template_directory_uri() . ‘assets/js/navigation.js do it again for skip-link-focus-fix.js code located on line 124. For customizer go and find customizer.php in ‘inc’ folder. Go line 53 and change js/customizer.js code to assets/js/customizer.js Don’t forget to … Read more
I was missing the <?php wp_footer(); ?> call at the end of the footer.php file.
all thing you have to do is use javaScript function JavaScript Example: var random_number = function(){ return Math.floor(Math.random() * 10000) + 1; }; document.getElementById(‘button_text’).onclick = function () { document.getElementById(“input_box”).innerHTML = random_number(); }; jQuery Example: $.randomBetween(0,10000);
Googling for “split wxr file” returned several results, including python script for splitting .wxr file GUI for splitting WXR files (OSX and Windows) .Net splitter for WXR files Haven’t tried any of these, but the comments look positive.
put wp_enqueue_script() in your shortcode handler. add_shortcode(‘myshortcode’, ‘my_shortcode_handler’); function my_shortcode_handler($atts) { wp_enqueue_script(‘my-script’, plugins_url(‘my-script.js’, __FILE__), array(‘jquery’), ‘1.0’, true); // actual shortcode handling here return “bacon flavored shortcode here”; } this definitely loads the my-script.js file for me. it gets loaded in the footer though. i don’t think there is a way for it to load conditionally … Read more
Well of course you can. All you need to find is what handle they are using for those scripts. let’s say they are uing plugin-script handle. Then you deregister and register script again with your URL. Like this. function wcs_scripts_styles() { wp_deregister_script( ‘plugin-script’ ); wp_register_script( ‘plugin-script’, get_stylesheet_uri(). ‘/js/jquery.script.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), NULL, true ); } … Read more
Since you ruled out remove_action there is only one way you can do it. And you’ve guessed it: preg_repalce, substr mixture but with a little help and PHP DOM add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘my_start_footer_ob’, 1); function my_start_footer_ob() { ob_start(“my_end_footer_ob_callback”); } add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘my_end_footer_ob’, 1000); function my_end_footer_ob() { ob_end_flush(); } function my_end_footer_ob_callback($buffer) { // remove what you need from he … Read more
I finally found the answer. I need to use the admin_print_footer_scripts action. This will add scripts after the scripts that were called with wp_enqueue_scripts.