Nope, the WP is pretty flexible about this and will perfectly handling omitted fields. Including assigning IDs (which is actually best left to it, outside of edge cases when exact IDs must be imported). The only situation that natively won’t let you create post is if neither of title/content/excerpt is provided and post type supports … Read more
The solution for this is, in my opinion, divided into two steps. The first step is to set the variable, which defines the affiliate, that sends you the visitor. The second step is to display an appropriate logo based on the value of the first variable. The solution for the first step would probably look … Read more
WooCommerce adds classes to indicate when a product has a thumbnail specified, so you can address this with CSS. .product .images { display: none; } /* hide images div by default */ .product.has-post-thumbnail .images { display: block; } /* show images div when thumbnail is present */
OK, So this is somewhat embarrassing and sorry for wasting everyone’s time. When I narrowed down that the issue was just with the products post_type I went and checked what version of Woocommerce was being used and found that it was way out of date. After updating all Woocommerce plugins to the latest versions the … Read more
This is not Woocommerce specific, just the regular WordPress term edit screen. So you can use the normal action {$taxonomyname}_edit_form_fields. Example: add_action( “product_cat_edit_form_fields”, function() { ?> <tr class=”form-field”> <th scope=”row”>Additional image</th> <td>Some image upload code …</td> </tr> <?php }, 2000 );
This happened to me. I installed a thumbnail regenerater plugin, this seemed to do the job for me.
Your theme doesn’t necessarily include all these template files. It might just use index.php to serve the single page template as well as listings (category, date, author, tag, etc). The articles Theme Development and Template Hierarchy from the codex should get you on the right road with theme development. If you add a single.php file, … Read more
According to The Codex on wp_set_object_terms() get set by passing in a slug instead of the actual Term Name: wp_set_object_terms( $object_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append ); $terms (array/int/string) (required) The slug or id of the term (such as category or tag IDs), will replace all existing related terms in this taxonomy. To clear or remove all … Read more
Your approach is impractical in any site with decent traffic. In that case having real time updates from a DB is the best way to bring your site down. What you need is to check the availability when people at items to carts and then again before the actual checkout. In addition you can update … Read more
Well I have found the issue. I thought that I had it sussed when I was adding in the _attribute_size to my postmeta for the variations. However, i had miss read it for close to 5 hours as it should have been attribute_size (size being the name of the attribute that I was adding). Feel … Read more