I think this is what you are looking for You need to get the custom post meta and add it to the wp_add_inline_style( $handle, $data );, I advise using the “style” default handle. The position of your custom css will depend on the hook of your stylesheet.
Going through its normal proceedings WordPress will already have evaluated wp_head by the time it gets to the widgets. The dynamic_sidebar_params filter will only be called then as well, so it will also be of little help to get your css in the head. Here‘s something I wrote about this issue earlier. To include information … Read more
See wp_enqueue_script() for the information how to add scripts without editing the HTML. I assume the script is already registered or you’ll add all necessary parameters. Tied to the particular page ID: if( is_page($page_id) ) { // provide the page ID wp_enqueue_script(‘YOUR_SCRIPT_NAME’); //enqueue the script on success } Tied to the page slug: $slug = … Read more
An Alternate Solution is :- You can make a form and when click on link submit the form with post request by JavaScript or jquery and send user id with post method in hidden field and get it on profile page get the user data by id and display it where you want.
Looks like, the only solutions which worked was to call admin bar directly. if (current_user_can(‘administrator’) || current_user_can(‘editor’)) { wp_admin_bar_render(); }
How can I edit a meta description
Placing CSS/ JS into the header or footer (inline) – trying to apply to several templates
If you are trying to get things like the menu and footer, replace wp_head() and wp_footer() with: get_header(); and get_footer();
I was able to find the file responsible for building the URL placed in the header: wp-content/plugins/domain-mapping/classes/Domainmap/Module/Cdsso.php I was able to update line# 391 and statically set the protocol to HTTPS which for my use case works. Obliviously we would want to check if SSL is being forced or if the current URL is https … Read more
Turns out the problem was Jetpack. I looked through the <head> to see where in the stack it was breaking and it was right in the middle of the Jetpack plugin code. Looks like it’s being worked on here: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/8156 under “PHP warnings.” Since Jetpack isn’t necessary for my dev server on this project, I … Read more