Each plugin is registered by his main filename or directory. That means that i can place woocommerce plugin (for example) in a dir called foo-bar and the woocommerce plugin will be registered as foo-bar (simplifying). You can’t detect it, so you can’t avoid it to activate. But, of course, you can do few tricks depending … Read more
From what you are describing, the ASCII is being incorrectly converted when you upload the file via FTP. Go to WP-Admin and select Appearance -> Editor. Look at Style.css, does it look like it’s been minified in a really strange way? If so, you have a problem with the UTF encoding on your end. It’ll … Read more
Assuming you refer to the WP main editor, you can get the TinyMCE instance with var mainEditor = tinyMCE.getInstanceById(‘content’); then clear the current content with: mainEditor.setContent(”); and add your new content mainEditor.setContent(‘we are the borg lower your shields and surrender your ships’); If the new content doesn’t get saved, call tinyMCE.triggerSave(); additionally.
The idea of the pointer is to update the user meta when the pointer is closed. This is what will prevent the pointer from displaying on every page load. Once the user clicks “Close”.. that user meta pointer key is updated. So, add a post method to your close function: close: function() { // Once … Read more
For your filter to work, the Hybrid Core code would have to run something like $abcd = apply_filters(‘hybrid_post_attributes’,$something); and I don’t see that in the code you posted. In fact, I don’t see apply_filters anywhere at all. Based entirely on that posted code, you can’t filter those items. I don’t think you understand how filters … Read more
What i ended up doing is setting the page array as a class variable then doing the normal add add_menu_page or add_submenu_page.. while the callback function is the same function. in callback function i take the $_GET[‘page’] and then look in the array i put inside the class’s variable.. consider that page’s name are: 0.manage_options.pagename.php … Read more
In most cases you are better with using two different installations or two different sites on a network installation. The only use case for the plugins is when you need almost all of your content to be translated or when you need good control over what was translated and what wasn’t.
It is pretty hard to tell since you didnt give a lot of information, but First, make sure both sites connect to the same database. Then add those lines in the wp-config.php of each sites to make sure your sites are going to get the right value of wp_home and wp_siteurl depending on which server … Read more
Make use of the functions wordpress offers to determine paths and URLs – see Determining Plugin and Content Directories. For example use: get_template_directory to Retrieves the absolute path to the directory of the current theme, without the trailing slash. or get_stylesheet_directory to Retrieve stylesheet directory Path for the current theme/child theme. You find more information … Read more
I am not familiar with the theme, but assuming the title’s class is title put this into your css file: .title { display: none; }. If it is an id put this in there #title { display: none; }. And if it is an html element like h1 use this h1 { display: none; }.