This is most likely configured as a title attribute somewhere in the template files, or in a functions.php-like file. I would first find where they are configured, and try to change them from there. Otherwise, you can still use jQuery to remove the title attributes with something like this: jQuery( document ).ready(function($) { $(“header nav … Read more
Using &new in object creation is deprecated in PHP 7+ because objects are passed by be reference by default. Remove the &
Download a copy of the theme – if it’s available in the WordPress repository, grab that. If it’s a premium theme, have the client provide their credentials to download, or just have them provide the .zip file directly. Make sure that you obtain the exact version that is being used on the client’s site – … Read more
I’m not sure exactly what the selectors in Astra or elementor but, you’ll have blocks of css like: #post-423 > header > h1 { display: none; } If I wanted this specific rule to be sitewide I’d remove #post-423 > from that. If you provide us some of your custom CSS rules we could make … Read more
Welcome to WPSE. Your question will likely be flagged and closed soon (out of scope for this site) but… Knowing that WordPress is a content management system, your content would ideally be editale in the CMS itself. The short answer to your question is “in the editor – your #1 scenario”. The editor supports markup … Read more
You can’t just redeclare the function in the child theme or call add_action a second time. It doesn’t replace it, it adds a second hook. As a result, you haven’t overriden it, you’ve duplicated the original. Child theme overrides only work for templates. What’s more, by adding a second definition of wp_bootstrap_starter_custom_header_setup you’ve declared the … Read more
That depends upon the seller of the theme. Contact them if their license is not clear about this. I ran across a couple of sellers of plugins (not sure about their themes) that have a special license specifically for multisite networks, while others say that if the sites are related in use (say one business’ … Read more
Are you using wp multisite? If yes, you can add themes and plugins only from multisite dashboard, and not from site dashboard
However WordPress does it, it can’t peer inside BuddyBoss if BuddyBoss decides to implement its own system ( and almost all the pagebuilder plugins or bespoke systems do ). Fundamentally responsibility on the frontend falls into these buckets: the theme filters blocks/shortcodes/widgets nav menus plugins generated UIs such as ACF field layouts, WP Bakery, Elementor, … Read more
You can specify what kind of comment you want to retrieve using get_comments(). // Assumes you’ve set $post_id somewhere. $args = array( ‘type’ => ‘trackback’, ‘post_id’ => $post_id, ); $trackbacks = get_comments( $args ); $trackback_count = count( $trackbacks ); Edited to add: As Sally CJ points out in the comments, you can do this in … Read more