How to find where an object first instantiatiation
I have found out how to track the object, by using the debug_print_backtrace() within the constructor, and now my issue has been solved
I have found out how to track the object, by using the debug_print_backtrace() within the constructor, and now my issue has been solved
You should have created a child theme and made changes from it. WordPress child themes As you made the direct change to the theme, the only way to pass these changes on to the purchased theme is by copying and pasting. If the licensed theme is exactly the same as the unlicensed theme (files, code) … Read more
Sometimes the names can be misleading as home.php actually refers to the page that stores all of your blog posts. In general, use either page-home.php or front-page.php for the home page and then page.php for the rest. Whenever you have a specific page with a different layout, you can create a new template that is … Read more
I have registered the following menus in my functions.php Note that register_nav_menus() which uses register_nav_menu() (note the singular “menu”) does not register or create a navigation menu; it only registers navigation menu locations which you can assign one or more (navigation) menus to, and for displaying the menus assigned to a specific location, you can … Read more
Your printf statement awaits additional string argument which would be substituted instead of %s: printf( // Filters text content and strips out disallowed HTML wp_kses( __(‘Read more <span class=”u-screen-reader-text”>about %s</span>’, ‘Sema’), [ ‘span’ => [ ‘class’ => [] ] ] ), “some subject” ); This example would produce the following output: Read more <span class=”u-screen-reader-text”>about … Read more
Is functions.php in themes applied to all templates? The theme’s functions.php is loaded on every request, yes. I imagine the functions of a theme acts like a controller for the pre/post filters/hooks? A theme’s functions.php is just an entrypoint for a theme to run any PHP code it wants. You can see when in the … Read more
I noticed this error myself too when using the Elementor plugin. It is only displayed when WP_Debug is set to true. The location of the warning is wp-includes/post-template.php. This is not a theme location, so the short version is that you’re not responsible for it. The error only appears when using Elementor. I think that … Read more
Preface There’s no WordPress-specific stuff in this answer, but I’m just trying to help since the official documentation is (as of writing) not very helpful.. But as I said in the comments, I don’t use Elementor, which means I don’t know much about Elementor’s technical stuff. ( Even the non-technical ones, actually.. 🙂 ) The … Read more
get_next_posts_link() and get_previous_posts_link() are for linking between pages of a paginated post archive. For navigation between individual posts you want get_next_post_link() and get_previous_post_link(). Note the singular “post”. function myslug_render_post_navigation(){ echo get_next_post_link( __( ‘Previous post’ ) ) . ‘ | ‘ . get_previous_post_link( __( ‘Next post’ ) ); } add_action( ‘genesis_after_entry’, ‘myslug_render_post_navigation’ ); genesis(); I’ve noticed … Read more
Since 4.7 get_theme_file_path() is the right function to use: require_once get_theme_file_path( ‘gateway/config.php’ );