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in general: basically the answer is that php is dynamic language which do not force static constructs and do not validate them in any way until execution time. You will need extra tools to validate php code which a “bare” editor is unlikely to have. And specifically to your question because that is how you … Read more

There are no functions for that in WordPress core (yet), however, you can: Use get_previous_post() to get the previous post. Use get_next_post() to get the next post. Or you can also make a direct call to get_adjacent_post() which is used by the above functions. And then just use get_permalink() to get the previous/next post’s URL. … Read more

The customizer, as it is mostly for style settings. If you want to make a heading dynamic then you could create a custom field. Then echo that into the page or post template using the get_post_meta function, and wrap it in whatever HTML tags you wish. Hope this helps! check these out: https://wordpress.org/support/article/custom-fields/ https://wordpress.org/support/article/custom-fields/#displaying-custom-fields Or … Read more

If you want to see how WordPress handles the cleanup, check out wp_delete_term. Essentially, when a term is deleted WordPress will find all immediate child terms and set their parent to the parent of the deleted term.

Can you try this at search.php <?php if ( have_posts() && strlen( trim( get_search_query() ) ) != 0 ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); // Start of the loop.?> <?php // Do code for the loop. ?> <?php endwhile; // End of the loop. ?> <div class=”navigation”> <?php if( function_exists( ‘wp_pagenavi’ ) ) … Read more

adding category and tags to admin plugins menu

Using Json Schema with wordpress codex

it’s for localisation/translation WPEngineer Has a great writeup on how it all works….