Well, all I needed to fix the issue was to add the exact same priority to the remove_action and it worked pretty well, thanks to Sally CJ answer add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘remove_site_hero_sections’); function remove_site_hero_sections() { global $theme_header_layout; remove_action(‘theme_site_header’, array($theme_header_layout, ‘site_hero_sections’), 9999); }
Recommend you access the file(s) where you have added the new code and remove locally or directly via the cpanel. Then continue to add this code or plugin back one-by-one to see what is causing the issue.
Just activate a new theme and remove the previous in the CMS. You won’t need to log into the database to clear anything out.
I don’t know where is that page located but I can help you with a practice that I do when I want to find the HTML code of a template file, Download your site (to use it locally) and then with the search tool from VS Code look for any specific class, or ID of … Read more
How to change wordpress gutenberg editor font to match default theme font?
Because that’s not what apply_filters() does. You’ll even see the usage guide and examples at your link all use add_filter(). Also see the official docs on Filters. Using apply_filters() makes a value filterable. add_filter() is used to filter a filterable value by passing a function that does the filtering. WordPress uses apply_filters(‘nav_menu_css_class’, …, which allows … Read more
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