UPDATE: Per your comment, DDS means Disable Dynamic Style and is true when enabled, so I have modified the function accordingly. check for -> if ( is_category() && ! $DDS ) : Short answer, yes you can use a variable representing this function get_theme_mod(‘dds’) Now I don’t know what will be the result of that … Read more
To override the variable directly add the fucntion print_page_title in child theme functions.php this should work as the parent theme uses if(!function_exists(‘print_page_title’)) condition to check for the function, since child theme’s function.php is loaded first this is used instead of parent theme. Place the following code in your child-theme’s functions.php function print_page_title() { global $post; … Read more
The problem is that the $opt_val global variable is being set only when the my_plugin_options function is called. And that function is being called only in case user is viewing the My Plugin Options screen. You’ll have to call get_option( ‘mt_favorite_color’ ); inside the hook_css function. (Please note that the hook_css function is not being … Read more
Not sure if anyone understood my problem but if you did and are having something similar I will post how I figured it out. I simply had to add a session_start(); on my form.. <?php session_start(); //see here //this is the form that will change the variable if(isset($_POST[‘submit’])) { $the_user_garden = $_POST[‘sub_garden_1’]; } ?> <form … Read more
I would approach this a bit differently. You’re outputting all pages, so I would just get them all in one go. You can then iterate over each letter, run the loop, and compare the current letter with the page title to see if it matches. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘orderby’ … Read more
To answer the question, no: It’s not an issue with formatting, it’s as jdm2112 explains the matter. You can, however, “send” the variable , or have it plucked from the server, either via an Ajax call as jdm2112 suggests or as set by wp_localize_script(). Which you use will likely depend on what the script does … Read more
The short answer- don’t send all that data with the form. You know what data goes with the form, and the email has to be sent from the server, so there’s no reason for that data to make a round trip out to a browser and back to your server. Set some sort of unique … Read more
Looks like some minor confusion here and syntax issues. Bad: You’re including the $ sign when setting property values. // Set Variables $this->$post_type_name = strtolower( str_replace( ‘ ‘,’_’, $name) ); $this->$post_type_args = $args; $this->$post_type_lables = $labels; Good: Omit the $ once you’ve declared them. // Set Variables $this->post_type_name = strtolower( str_replace( ‘ ‘,’_’, $name) ); … Read more
$wpdb->query() doesn’t return the data but the rows affected, use $wpdb->get_var().
Try this: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[category_post_count category=’.$css_slug.’]’); ?> I’m not sure what you’re trying to do though? If you’re not doing this in actual content pages, you don’t need the shortcode. You could just do it all within the php page. Let me know if you need more info.