To get custom post type posts with specific category use custom taxonomy Register the taxonomy name of the custom post type like location and then assign location to each post when you added new post. Here is the example of the code add_action( ‘init’, ‘hotels_my_taxonomy’); function hotels_my_taxonomy(){ // custom post type taxonomies $labels = array( … Read more
How to add custom field to wp_list_table
WordPress in some cases automatically adds code tags ( like p tags and changes code structure ) when you edit content in “Visual” mode. Try to make changes and save in “Text” mode ( as Greg said in comment ).
Advanced Custom Fields Pro lets you add an options page to the WordPress backend. Then you can create your fields for site-wide options (i.e. logo, branding options, etc) on a dedicated options page and pull them from anywhere on the site, rather than only from within specific posts/post types.
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After spending some days and testing lots of solutions, at last I have solved the problem using wordpress audio php function directly in code instead of using shortcode and do_shortcode() function. here you can find more detail and how to use it: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_audio_shortcode
There’s a lot going on in the code, so I rewrote your main function with some comments. Overview of notes: $address_table is superfluous, and also probably not what you wanted You only use this variable once, so it’s safe to just in-line it in your query. Also, your use of $wpdb->prefix expands $address_table to the … Read more
How are the custom fields saved? If you use ACF – Advanced custom fields, you can use get_field() function to get the variables. This should get you started. You can use another action hook or priority if you want the table to be displayed somewhere else. function display_product_table(){ global $product; ?> <table class=”shop_attributes”> <tr> <th><?php … Read more
Figured it out; if you actually store the rowContent as an object property var content.row1 = “<tr><td>hello</td></tr>”; And then redefine that propertie’s value inside the addRow()function, now not taking any parameters anymore, via simply: content.row1 = “<tr><td>newContent</td></tr>”; everything works, and subsequent clicks on the +ADD button add “newContent” rows onto the HTML table.
I want to schedule email (date, time is in database->table) wp_schedule_event() not working