I cannot test this, since I am not getting your problem when I add the code, but try these changes below. I have made the code to work only if the page is not in the network admin. Please test it as a super admin and as other users to verify that it works well. … Read more
If an incorrect <title> tag has been added to the header template the only option that will work is the child theme method. You can’t override template markup with a custom function. If you do use a child theme then don’t use wp_title(), just remove the title tag entirely and register support for support title-tag.
Got the problem, Your confirm_email.php function should be inside the scope of wordpress. If you include the file into functions.php file or some file that is inside the wp scope then get_template_directory_uri() function will work. You can get around the problem by adding the code into a filter or action hook instead of a file. … Read more
This should do it (put it in a network activated plugin): add_filter( ‘myblogs_blog_actions’, ‘my_sites_visit_site_target_blank’, 10, 2 ); function my_sites_visit_site_target_blank( $actions, $user_blog ) { $to_replace = “>” . __( ‘Visit’ ) . ‘</a>’; $to_replace_with = ” target=”_blank” >” . __( ‘Visit’ ) . ‘</a>’; return str_replace( $to_replace, $to_replace_with, $actions ); }
you dont need extra queries, all you would need is to sort the search results by post type. you can find a way to do so here. and then, inside your search.php template, you would need to check for the post-types and act accodringly.. while (have_posts()) : the_post(); $post_type = get_post_field( ‘post_type’, get_the_ID() ); if … Read more
Is the $parent_style variable in your the code literally $parent_style=”parent-style”;? If so, that’s your issue. It looks like you’re using the example in the codex here and that’s fine but you may have missed this bit right below the snippet: where parent-style is the same $handle used in the parent theme when it registers its … Read more
This can be done with some Customized CSS, which you an insert via the Theme Customization, Additional CSS area. Use developer tools (press F12, or right-click the area and use Inspect Element) to see the CSS class used for the area you want to modify. Then use different margin or padding to position things.
You will need to have admin access to the blog, for which you will need to know (at least) the email address he used for the blog, and the password (best case) he set up. If you have access to his email, then you can go to the admin pages of the site (as in … Read more
Way overthinking it: <?php add_filter(‘wpseo_opengraph_desc’, function () use (&$data) { $seo_intro = trim($data->seo_intro); if ($seo_intro === ”) { $seo_intro = “{$data->name} – {$data->title}”; } return esc_attr(wp_strip_all_tags(stripslashes(do_shortcode($seo_intro)))); }, PHP_INT_MAX); ?> Essentially, hijack the content with a filter (since that’s what Yoast is using to derive the description) and make sure it’s the last filter to be … Read more
Parts of this are easy, and parts of this are not so easy. It depends on how complete of a solution you’re looking for. Fixing the native pagination functions, for example, is probably more effort than it’s worth. The problem is the fact that “page 0” and page 1 are the same page is baked … Read more