How to add SVG icon above product tab title
How to add SVG icon above product tab title
How to add SVG icon above product tab title
Make sure that you only attempt to set up the items after BP has set up its core navigation. You can ensure this by hooking to bp_setup_nav with a priority higher than 10. Thus: function bbg_setup_nav() { bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( ‘name’ => ‘Document List’, ‘slug’ => ‘group-document-list’, ‘parent_url’ => $bp->loggedin_user->domain . $bp->groups->slug . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, ‘parent_slug’ => … Read more
My answer is, there is no solution within the TinyMCE and WordPress conversation for this. But There are diffrent approaches to work with coding material. I Shared this on an other discussion, but it might be a better context within your question. This solution has been working for me many years, and I love it. … Read more
Use the following extension to the WP_Query class. The extension only takes your arguments as an array, rather than a string format. You’ll to add individual values for “page_link” for each of your tabs. This should just be a string (“tab1”, “tab2” etc etc) Then you’ll need to use the $my_query->next() and $my_query->prev() to add … Read more
I ended up solving this problem with Ubermenu. What I wanted to write was complex enough that it made more sense to get a tested, commercial plugin that had the features I need. MaxMegaMenu didn’t do tabbed content but Ubermenu does. I’m able to construct menus like this: Taxonomy1 [Tabs] [DynamicTerms] [Dynamic Posts] Taxonomy2 [Tabs] … Read more
If you go to the plugin-install.php inside the WordPress dashboard, there may be many tabs: wp-admin/plugin-install.php?tab=featured wp-admin/plugin-install.php?tab=popular wp-admin/plugin-install.php?tab=recommended … Here is the function you referenced: File: wp-admin/plugin-install.php 145: /** 146: * Fires after the plugins list table in each tab of the Install Plugins screen. 147: * 148: * The dynamic portion of the action … Read more
The problem is that you’re not using unique IDs (#tabs, #tabs-1 …), because widgets have multiple instances (the same IDs are used by the instance form the “Available Widgets” area). So just prepend or append the widget instance ID to your identifiers to make them unique: … <div id=”tabs-<?php echo $this->id; ?>”> <ul> <li><a href=”#tabs-<?php … Read more
I have no experience with WP UI, but the following code might do the trick: <!– Videos Tab –> <h3 class=”wp-tab-title”>Videos</h3> <?php if (get_field(‘videos’) && get_field(‘videos’) != “”) { ?> <div class=”wp-tab-content”> <?php the_field(‘videos’); ?> </div><!– Close Videos –> <?php } ?>
You can use rewrite endpoints to achieve this. First, register your endpoints: function wpa_movie_endpoints() { add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘synopsis’, EP_PERMALINK ); add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘screens’, EP_PERMALINK ); add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘trailer’, EP_PERMALINK ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa_movie_endpoints’ ); So now in addition to http://domain.com/post-name/ (or whatever your particular permalink structure is), you’ll have: http://domain.com/post-name/synopsis/ http://domain.com/post-name/screens/ http://domain.com/post-name/trailer/ You can then check for … Read more
Look at the source, you know that already. 🙂 I didn’t but I bet there is a piece of code looking like this: _e( ‘Activity’, ‘buddypress’ ); … or … __( ‘Activity’, ‘buddypress’ ); Follow the functions, they are wrappers for the function translate() in wp-includes/l10n.php: /** * Retrieves the translation of $text. If there … Read more