It doesn’t matter. It just has to do with standard naming in WordPress because you typically call your “parts” with get_template_part();. get_template_part(); checks if the file is in the child theme first, then uses the one from the parent theme if it doesn’t. It provides a way for you to override template files from the … Read more
There’s no constructor, so it’s not available as a property of the class, but each method in the class receives the arguments passed to wp_nav_menu() as an object. For example, start_lvl(): /** * Starts the list before the elements are added. * * @since 3.0.0 * * @see Walker::start_lvl() * * @param string $output Used … Read more
You’ll need the Header set …. directive, but to set it conditionally based on the URL. One way of doing this is to use mod_rewrite to set an environment variable (eg. ROBOTS_INDEX) when your URL criteria are met (for the URLs you want indexed) and use the env= argument to the Header directive to conditionally … Read more
There are several ways to implement an options page. You can implement a quick and easy options page via Advanced Custom Fields Pro (find out more here: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/options-page/) To do things the WordPress way(without the help of plugins), you will want to follow this guide here: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/settings/custom-settings-page/ Once implemented, you should be able to save … Read more
I was able to find a solution by doing a find and replace on this file /wp-content/plugins/js_composer/assets/js/dist/backend.min.js $.ajax -> jQuery.ajax Changing the $ symbol out to jQuery fixed the issue.
To answer your second question you’ll have to properly enqueue the Bootstrap 4 styles and scripts: Including CSS & JavaScript | Theme Development From there you either have to add existing WooCommerce classes to your BootStrap CSS or add BootStrap classes to your WooCommerce templates (preferred/recommended). As for the templates, it really depends on which … Read more
I’d recommend making use of this API: https://www.countryflags.io/. You’ll also need a list of countries and country codes. Download that here: https://gist.github.com/keeguon/2310008 Then, you can do something like this to register all of the countries to your custom post type’s taxonomy. (you only really need to run this code once) $countries_json = file_get_contents(‘/countries.json/’); $countries = … Read more
I think it’s a very reasonable ‘ask’ for WordPress. If it were me, I’d use Advanced Custom Fields for this, and set up some fields on the homepage so that the user can easily choose the relevant posts they want to show on those spots. You can call them Spot A, Spot B, or whatever … Read more
Gutenberg blocks are not stored in the WordPress files in a readable or debuggable format. Instead, they have their own separate git repos. Here is the source for the Latest Posts Block: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/master/packages/block-library/src/latest-posts
The _x() function is meant to be used with the same string/text which has two or more different meanings/contexts, e.g. “read” can be a verb (I can read music.) or noun (It’s a good read.). And when you use _x(), the context is the second parameter and the text domain is the third parameter, but … Read more