Most probably it’s some kind of malicious code. What it does is: Disable error reporting Check the available methods of getting contents from remote server Send a request to a remote server Display the result of that request on your site So it’s some kind of spammy SEO links or something like that. And no, … Read more
After Lots of Research and Testing, I got the answer. the_excerpt and other custom function are not working because there is no any content tag On feed xml format. You just need to add this code instead of the_excerpt <p><?php echo esc_html( $item->get_description() ); ?></p> More you can Visit https://wordpress.org/support/topic-tag/get_description/ The Full code may you … Read more
Well, I tested a lot of WooCommerce versions (3.3.x, 3.4.x and 3.5.x) using WP Rollback and I believe that was a error in e-mail templates that was fixed in version 3.5.2. I didn’t found nothing in the changelog about that: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/master/CHANGELOG.txt Here is the template in WooCommerce in version 3.5.2: I have to investigate more … Read more
Your template should include the_content so that content from your editor is displayed in your page. <?php the_content(); ?> It would be better if you posted the php code of the page template you created, to find the exact issue.
The templates in your plugin don’t show up in your CPT because the templates are loaded from your theme (or child theme). You’ll need to either Place the template in the root theme / child theme folder or Create a placeholder template file that “calls” the original In the second case (which I’ve had to … Read more
This works: <?php /* * Template Name: Top Ten * Template Post Type: post, page, product */ get_header(); ?> I was missing the Template Post Type
Block Patterns probably will suit your needs. They’re written in PHP, designed so you can create layouts (like a heading, gallery, and button together) but the content (e.g. what the text of the heading is, etc) is unique each time that you use them. A good overview and roundup of how they’re being used is … Read more
<?php Ninja_Forms()->display(123) ?>
The solution to my problem was to use: has_term( ‘the-cat-I-want-to-display’, ‘product_cat’ ) || is_product_category( ‘the-cat-I-want-to-display’ ) This worked. Thanks everyone for your help!
Somewhere along the line, a .php file got changed to a .txt file, and after changing the extension to .php, everything worked fine.