WordPress Cache delete on plugin uninstall
It’s always good to clear your own stuff on uninstallation. I see you’re using set_transient. There also is a delete_transient function (docs). I think that’s the only thing you need to clean things up.
It’s always good to clear your own stuff on uninstallation. I see you’re using set_transient. There also is a delete_transient function (docs). I think that’s the only thing you need to clean things up.
Custom Plugin scripts from admin working in frontend
“User need to be logged in in order to make a booking” issue
remove preloader in WordPress theme [closed]
uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading ‘classList’) custom plugin
Plugin Admin panel checkbox unchecked after submit
It’s either the configuration of the path where WordPress is installed (you don’t have the right path setup) or if the path is correct, you don’t have got enough permissions to modify the file system. So as this answer is very broad, that’s because it is of a very technical nature that is bound to … Read more
A reason for this can be that the Widget configuration data (that is what is stored into the database) is mixed-up on that certain blog. Those cases are hard to debug. What you can try is to reset all widget settings on that blog. Sometimes it’s enough to remove the Text-Widget from the lower pane … Read more
Since version 3.0 WordPress includes new menu system. It allows to setup menu items in administration area easily and associate menus with specific places in theme templates. It outputs decent list-based markup (pre-filled with classes) that you can style with CSS (and customize if needed). See Navigation Menus for where to start.
You can try using the WP easy uploader plugin to add images/files via WP interface