For anything that deals with logins a server-side solution is more secure and compatible (i.e. if they don’t have JS enabled, they still get the pared-down version). It’s also generally safer to use existing functionality with plugins sprinkled in sparingly so that others who keep up with Core modifications can maintain the code. You could … Read more
The Warning Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in /home/…./public_html/wp-content/plugins/insert-php-code-snippet/shortcode-handler.php(72) : eval()’d code on line 22 and defined It looks like there’s been a fundamental misunderstanding of what the prepare method is supposed to do. You’ve provided a single parameter to the function, but it expects multiple. Hence the missing argument 2 warning. What Does … Read more
There’s a bit of a difference between Taxonomies and Terms. Taxonomy refers to a collection. For example, Category is the Post Taxonomy and inside this taxonomy you can have many Terms which can be assigned to the post. For more information check out The Codex, it may explain the difference better. Term also refers to … Read more
Register your navigation menu Add this code to your functions.php file. function my_custom_new_menu() { register_nav_menu(‘my-custom-menu’,__( ‘My Custom Menu’ )); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘my_custom_new_menu’ ); Create new menu You can now go to Appearance » Menus page in your WordPress admin and try to create or edit a new menu. You will see ‘My Custom Menu’ … Read more
You can use the template_include hook to accomplish this. Add this to your active theme’s functions.php file (or create a plugin). add_filter( ‘template_include’, ‘wpse376643_load_html_page’ ); function wpse376643_load_html_page( $template ) { if ( is_page( ‘the-page’ ) ) { // You’ll have to use the server path to your index.html file. $template=”/path/to/your/content/oct2020/index.html”; } return $template; }
I am trying to use $wp_admin_bar to remove a couple of the default WordPress designs but I am not able to find where to add $wp_admin_bar that does not trigger an error. The wp_before_admin_bar_render hook doesn’t pass the admin bar object, but you can access it manually (from within a function or a class method) … Read more
@brianmcculloh As @John P Bloch said, WordPress Multisite is a perfect fit. The list of sites is what WordPress now calls a Network. Here are some resources that you might find helpful: Creating a Network (WordPress Codex) Installing Multiple Blogs (WordPress Codex) How to enable Multi-Site option in WordPress 3.0 (WPBeginner.com) WordPress 3.0 Walkthrough: Getting … Read more
My recommendation would be to use WordPress’ built-in import/export mechanism.
take a look here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts you need to change orderby=meta_value to orderby=meta_value_num -> than you value gets treated as an integer not a string! query_posts(‘meta_key=wpfp_favorites&orderby=meta_value_num’); i would pass an array instead of a string like query_posts( array( ‘meta_key’=>’wpfp_favorites’, ‘orderby’=>’meta_value_num’ ); you dont have to but its easier to read and WordPress converts that string to … Read more
You’re passing an invalid argument to the_post_thumbnail(). Here’s your code: the_post_thumbnail($post_id); Here’s what the_post_thumbnail() expects: the_post_thumbnail( $size, $attr ); The function is expecting a $size as the first argument. Since $post_id is not a valid $size, the function doesn’t know what to output.