I ran your filter in my development area. It didn’t work. Then I switched off the Yoast SEO plugin, which I knew was also messing with the page title. Then it worked. So my suggestion would be another plugin is messing with it. In the case of Yoast, it was a filter call to pre_get_document_title … Read more
Found the answer (via) Instead of using the function I added an action to “wp_loaded”, that makes sure that it gets loaded before any headers are sended. <?php add_action (‘wp_loaded’, ‘my_custom_redirect’); function my_custom_redirect() { if ( isset( $_POST[‘subscribe’] ) ) { $redirect=”http://example.com/redirect-example-url.html”; wp_redirect($redirect); exit; } } ?>
1. Does this have effect on WP performance in a visible way ? IF it would have a real affect for some small files, then it would have an affect that has an impact lower than WP: PHP and server performance. Does it really have an affect? Not really. But you can still simply start … Read more
One additional option, depending on the kind of parameters you need to pass in. Let’s call it (2a). You can also create PHP scripts which output dynamically-generated text/css or text/javascript rather than text/html, and provide them the data that they need using GET parameters rather than by loading up WordPress. Of course this only works … Read more
From the wording of your question, you must be adding scripts by writing <script> tags in your template. Add your own scripts via wp_enqueue_script() in your template’s functions.php, appropriately setting dependences on jQuery, and wp_head() will add the scripts for you. function my_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-sweet-script’, get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’) . ‘/script.js’, array(‘jquery’) ); } add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘my_scripts’); See … Read more
I have that code here just name the file theme_activation_hook.php like on the website and copy this. <?php /** * Provides activation/deactivation hook for wordpress theme. * * @author Krishna Kant Sharma (http://www.krishnakantsharma.com) * * Usage: * ———————————————- * Include this file in your theme code. * ———————————————- * function my_theme_activate() { * // code … Read more
I prefer hooks, since they are more flexible: you can hook into them from your theme’s functions.php file, but also from plugins. I try to put as much logic in plugins, so that the themes contain mostly layout stuff. If you use an action hook, it is still possible to use get_template_part() in that hook … Read more
Indeed, wp_localize_script() is simple, it just adds quotes around the values and escapes the content, expecting all of them to be strings. However, there is the l10n_print_after key of the array, which will be printed without any interference at all. It can be used to execute arbitrary code after the strings are passed. You can … Read more
index.php is universal template, it is what any page (home, archive, single post, etc) will use if no other template is available for it. home.php is a template used for main page (on is_home()) condition. See Template Hierarchy for detailed scheme of how templates are applied.
First rule of thumb: do not deregister core-bundled scripts and replace with other versions, unless you are absolutely certain that no Theme, Plugins, or core itself will break due to the version change. Really, unless you absolutely need an alternate version of a core-bundled script, just use what is bundled with core. Second, I strongly … Read more