Self-hosted Plugins & Themes store with auto-updates? [closed]
The only free solution that I know of is WP Updater. However, this only handles automatic updates for plugins that are self-hosted. It does not handle any product sales or license keys.
The only free solution that I know of is WP Updater. However, this only handles automatic updates for plugins that are self-hosted. It does not handle any product sales or license keys.
OK, I’m just going to list things out as I go through. Some of what follows is stylistic feedback, some is security related, some is functional: <div class=”home-featured-block”> <?php $featured_block=$profitmag_settings[‘featured_block_one’]; $no_of_block=$profitmag_settings[‘no_of_block_one’]; I don’t know what the $profitmag_settings variable looks like, but either of these parameters could be unset. Instead of just assuming they exist, you … Read more
If you have no coding experience the easiest would be to add a text widget in the header section and use an image of the button and make it link to where you want it to go. Just upload the image to your media and then check the URL of the image in media. Something … Read more
You can use this ThemeUpdateChecker class Basic outline of the process: Have a fixed spot on your server to both house a little bit of data about the current version and a zip of your theme files. Hook an action into pre_set_site_transient_update_themes In that action, ping your server (with something like curl) Compare the versions … Read more
Try adding this to your CSS: .latest-post h4 + p { display: none; }
Lets take a look in the twentysixteen theme. Line 18/19 (inside the loop) of single.php shows actualy all you need/want to know, it uses: get_template_part( $slug, $name ); // Include the single post content template get_template_part( ‘template-parts/content’, ‘single’ ); That means actualy for WP: Get a (partial) template for a (in this case) single post. … Read more
I went to Settings > Reading (at /wp-admin/options-reading.php). I already had these settings: Front page displays: A static page Front page: Home Posts page: Blog Blog pages show at most 1 posts That last line I had never noticed before (even when looking for it right here in this admin panel)! Rookie mistake. I was … Read more
You can delete it from the footer.php file or you can hide the CSS that displays it which is better in case you update the theme as the footer.php file may get over-written. If you choose the CSS route, then paste the following into your CSS file: #site-generator { display: none; }
Checkboxes only send data when checked. When unchecked, there is no post (or get) data. You need to check if set using isset() if (isset($_POST[‘custom_settings’][‘checked’])) { /* it was ticked */ }
Add the following code to your template’s search.php – somewhere before the loop: <?php global $wp_query; echo ‘Your results retrive (‘.$wp_query->found_posts.’ posts) with the subject ‘.get_search_query().’.’; ?> If search.php does not exists in your template’s directory, either copy archive.php (if it does not exists too, copy index.php – see template hierarchy) and rename it to … Read more