CSS would check the width of the screen, and (if small enough), change the display of the picture to block. As taught by W3Schools … <style> .the-image, .the-price { display: inline-block; } @media only screen and (max-width:600px) { .the-image { display: block; } } </style> <img class=”the-image” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/367889/…”> <div class=”the-price”>…</div>
Loading elements with a button
Add multiple custom buttons with custom links after add to cart button for every product
You can hide them using CSS. Add this to the theme’s functions.php file, or add a plug-in header to the top of the file and zip it up to use as a plug-in: <?php add_action(‘admin_print_styles’, ‘remove_this_stuff’); function remove_this_stuff() { ?> <style> #misc-publishing-actions, #minor-publishing-actions { display:none; } </style> <?php } ?>
Demo: 👉🏻 https://codepen.io/livehelp/pen/MWoNPqX?editors=1010 Just use an HTML or Code element in Elementor to paste in the code instead of a Button element. <h2><a href=”#smooth” onclick=”window.open(‘https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/apk-downloader.zip’)”;>Click to Download + Smooth Scroll</a></h2> <p>Insert enough text here to have a scoll bar.</p> <div id=”smooth”><h1>Tadaa! Jumps to this div based on the id #smooth onClick.<h1></div> <script> const links = … Read more
You cannot just remove the “Save draft” as the button is tied up in the submitdiv metabox HTML defined in the function post_submit_meta_box(). However we can alter the callback for this metabox and replace it with our own function. We can bind to the submitpost_box event and give the binding a height weight so it … Read more
Override admin submit_button() functionality
I’m guessing in involves PHP to the site-branding file, but not really sure. yes it does. You to create a child theme based on the twentyseventeen theme, and add create a new custom header.php file with the modifications you need, in order to style your header. Your custom twenty seventeen header file would look something … Read more
It looks like you’re trying to use classes from the WordPress admin styles on the front end. However, those styles are not loaded. You have two options, one of which I wouldn’t recommend. Way #1: Do this What I would recommend is that you simply copy and paste the buttons styles you want into your … Read more
You can use wp_delete_post. To get all posts with the “trash” status: $trash = get_posts(‘post_status=trash&numberposts=-1’); Then: foreach($trash as $post) wp_delete_post($post->ID, $bypass_trash = true);