Conceptually wp_add_inline_style adds some lines as if they were concatenated to a style file. This means that your setup will only work if you are adding the inline style to a style file loaded in the footer, because by the time you are calling add_inline_style in a template the header has already been assembled. That … Read more
/*you’re expecting a single row result so better use $wpdb->get_row ..$id I guess it’s numeric so dont’use quote*/ global $wpdb; $download = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT realname FROM odm_data where id=”.$id); <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/308676/download.php?file=<?php echo $download->realname ?>”>Download</a>
How do I enable the admin form for a custom widget that is called in a sidebar template, not to widget area?
Customize plugin templates
WP Enqueue Script Error
You have to register built-in “category” taxonomy for the “Activity” post type: <?php function add_categories_to_activities() { register_taxonomy_for_object_type( ‘category’, ‘activity’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘add_categories_to_activities’ ); See register_taxonomy_for_object_type() in the Code Reference.
Just before the line of the_content(), add this: $more = “”; This will set the ‘more’ flag to false, so the entire post should be displayed.
HTML is output either by your theme or your plugin. So first what you need to do is understand WP’s template hierarchy. If you’re having trouble following the hierarchy and you need a code snippet to figure out which template your page is using (it sounds like you’re talking about a WP Page?) you can … Read more
For your plugin question, you need to contact the plugin’s support guys. Plugin questions are not within scope here. For information about templates, start here to gain knowledge on how they work: https://codex.wordpress.org/Templates. Templates are part of the theme, so to change the template, you have to change the template used by the theme. But … Read more
You have wp_enqueu_script within your function spelled wrong. It should be wp_enqueue_script. Also is_page_template() will look for your template file as is relative to your theme directory. If file.php is in the root of your theme then it would just be is_page_template(‘file.php’). Here is the reference for that function: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_page_template/ Try this: function test(){ if( … Read more