What you are seeing is a warning, not an error. The code that you posted does not look like foreach at all, if you can paste the code that has a foreach close to that line, we might be able to help. If you did not write the theme, don’t try and fix it unless … Read more
No need for plugins or any change to the markup – you can do all of this in pure CSS with what is called counters, which do have broad browser support. body { counter-reset: imageLabel; } .wp-block-image::before { counter-increment: imageLabel; content: “#” counter(imageLabel); } This will already produce the number after the image, you can … Read more
There’s no method in WordPress’ UI for adding CSS for a single page only, if that’s what you’re asking for. There might be plugins available that offer it, though, but discussing that would be off topic here (I’d suggest a local community group or similar if you’re asking for plugin recommendations). The simplest “proper” way … Read more
REST or anything RESTful is a generally adhered to standard of getting things done via API. It also has the capability of documenting itself. Now I had expected to write an answer here about how it’s not a great idea to allow endpoints to update or modify any of your codebase but I see it … Read more
Try doing .navbar-default ul, .navbar-default li { display: flex; list-style-type: none; list-style-image: none; padding: 0; } You may need to style the spacing a bit differently but this should make them display in one line
Generally, no. Many widgets have action/ filter hooks where you can override certain pieces, but Widgets generally aren’t like Themes which can be overidden with Child Themes. Some widgets are written in such a way that they can be overridden, but that’d be on a case by case basis. Something like this you could declare … Read more
You can use the popular ACF plugin to dynamically add fields and field groups to the product page. Start with frequently asked questions.
You need to enqueue your stylesheets and script to wp_enqueue_scripts hook. In your functions.php try function enqueue_scripts_cp() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘style’, get_stylesheet_uri() ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_scripts_cp’ );
Your understanding is incorrect. That’s not how WordPress works, and that documentation is not saying what you describe. The hierarchy rules tell you what template is used when you view content types created in WordPress, such as Pages and Posts. If you create a page called “Test” in Pages > Add New, then when you … Read more
It’s the directory name. If your theme is in wp-content/themes/my-theme, then the theme name is my-theme.