So I added permissions for my $mydb user to have SELECT priviledges to my WordPress database. I then used this code to perform the JOIN: $sql=”SELECT * FROM `mydb`.`records` rec LEFT JOIN `wpdb`.`wp_users` usr ON rec.`mydb`=usr.`ID`”; $records = $mydb->get_results($sql, ARRAY_A); Worked great!
Problem is now solved. Thanks to user “blobfolio” here: It sounds like you may have corrupted the image metadata. Have you tried running a plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/ to regenerate the images/meta? Solution: So the solution is to force regenerate all the thumbnails. For example using the plugin mentioned above in the quote.
In addition to CSS you could try to unstick each post as soon as it has been made sticky (untested): add_action( ‘post_stuck’, function( $post_id ) { unstick_post( $post_id ); } ); If you’re looking for another approach, than hiding it from the UI with CSS, then consider using custom post types instead of the post … Read more
I’ve actually done this before with a custom page template rather than with the visibility options … because both logged in and not logged in users ended up going to the same page. Here’s some pseudo-code (i.e. do not actually use the code, but it will give you an idea) $logged_in = is_user_logged_in(); switch($logged_in) { … Read more
Using AJAX In Your WordPress Theme Admin looks like it is kind of what you are talking about.
This usually happens when the table prefix is manually changed but some changes have been overlooked. Go to your user_meta table and have a look at the meta_key column. Check if fields like wp_capabilities have been changed to use the wp1_ prefix. Also look in your wp1_options table to check that user_roles has been changed … Read more
Since the admin back-end menus do have li tags you can use that if you want. but as far as adding divs you will need to hack the core files directly. That is if you are talking about the back-end.
File: functions.php It’s as easy as adding this to your functions.php file (of course having $wpse67109 set). add_theme_support( ‘custom-header’, $wpse67109_defaults ); File: index.php or any other template Simply don’t add the whole get_head_image() and get_custom_header()->foo stuff anywhere. Your headline template part could look like the following example: <header> <hgroup> <h1 class=”site-title”> <?php if ( display_header_text() … Read more
such an answer would likely become unworkable/unusable after a WordPress update, as TinyMCE get updated and APIs change – by @TomJNowell While I agree with Tom, there still an be a general answer that explains the general concept and the parts that aren’t moving. The PHP plugin to set the default content First there has … Read more
I solved it with the help of a colleagues of mine by adding the following lines into wp-config.php: $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST’]; $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] = ‘/stuff/wordpress’ . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]; $_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_NAME’] = ‘/stuff/wordpress’ . $_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_NAME’]; $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’] = ‘/stuff/wordpress’ . $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]; $_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’] = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR’];