You can modify the request by adding the orderby parameter: modified $args = [ ‘orderby’ => ‘modified’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ]; $query = new WP_Query( $args ); WP_query Order & Orderby Parameters
It’s because you’re skewing the parent container with CSS transforms. You can see in this screen capture of developer tools that the parent cuts off the content on the second row. Try this: .menu-primary-menu-container{margin-right:10px;} You’ll see that fixes it, so you just play around with those settings and get it exactly how you want it. … Read more
As per my understanding of what you need, you want to create page templates. Page templates are a specific type of template file that can be applied to a specific page or groups of pages, you can apply a custom design to different page templates as per your requirement. You can read more about page … Read more
First of all there is no easy way to convert a design from figma to a wordpress theme. After the documentation/ blog you can not export your design as HTML, which means you have to build the basic HTML structur by your self. The only thing what you can export are the styles (css rules) … Read more
How can I pass ‘right’ parameter into add_action? In short: You don’t pass ‘left’ or ‘right’ itself to add_action(), but you can make the parameter be available in your callback by using the fourth parameter for add_action(). See examples below. So despite you may already know this, a hook is a specific place in a … Read more
That site probably uses the Roots Bedrock framework, which moves the theme/plugin folders around into an app subfolder. This is mainly due to the preference of that framework though, rather than for any structural benefit. It’s also possible they use standard WordPress but have renamed wp-content using constants in wp-config.php , e.g. define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘https://example.com/app’); define(‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, … Read more
(side note). Writting classes do not mean your code is OOP. Many people confuse the use of classes with OOP while classes are just a syntax that lets you group methods and data together. For OOP you actually need to figure out what are the objects your system has and what operations can be done … Read more
I’d recommend looking at how the existing Button component works to get a sense of how Gutenberg does things. Specifically it uses a <RichText/> component (instead of a native <input>) which allows you to specify the tag name while also supporting user input. Generally I’d advice against using <input> elements whenever possible. WordPress makes available … Read more
This way of working with widgets is outdated and I should be using Gutenberg blocks. Moral of the story, be careful when buying courses from Udemy, they may just be useless.
Are there any conventions or should I strive for consistency? No, as long as your actions are readable, unique, and it’s clear what they do, there is no rule to follow. Ideally the names you choose are consistent within the code you write. E.g. WooCommerce has chosen to use the woocommerce_ prefix, or when ACF … Read more