Search in WordPress is complicated matter because: WP doesn’t do it very well out of the box People tend to have varied expectations of how precisely search should work Even light (from human perspective) requirements for search tend to translate in complicated and involved code Building search from scratch is involved (I know because I … Read more
Replacing the dashboard and adding to the current one are both accomplished with plugins. Fortunately, some pretty smart folks have already figured it out for us… To completely rewrite the Dashboard, you’ll need to create a new page and redirect requests to the built-in dashboard page to your custom one. Fortunately, someone has already figured … Read more
Review the template hierarchy from the Codex to gain a better understanding of what files are read when. This will help you to understand what’s called in what situation (tag/category/front-page/etc). Content.php is never mentioned in the documentation as its not a part of the template hierarchy. Theme developers will use different file names and will … Read more
You can do it by adding this code to functions.php: function custom_override_checkout_fields( $fields ) { unset($fields[‘billing’][‘billing_email’]); return $fields; } add_filter( ‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’ , ‘custom_override_checkout_fields’, 1000, 1 ); But it is wrong approach, since WooCommerce uses email to notify user about status of the order.
You should use CSS for this. For example: #customize-control-display_about_text label { font-weight: bold; } Enqueue the stylesheet for this at the customize_controls_enqueue_scripts action. If you must use JS to modify a control, then note that I would not advise using jQuery.ready in the other answer. You should instead make use of the Customizer JS API … Read more
Generally speaking, you don’t. The “wp-admin” is hardcoded in many places.
I assume from your question that the ‘bug’ is an operational thing, not a code failure. So, you can write some PHP code that will put the file hashes of every file of the first site into a database. Then compare those hashes with the hashes from the other site. Any difference in files will … Read more
Spam bots will always try to register. They basically just input data into any form they can find in hopes it will pull their URL on to your page so they can build trackbacks and score higher in Google rankings. There are a couple of things you can do to prevent this: If you don’t … Read more
Something else is going on here. WordPress does not erase the contents of the .htaccess file when it writes new permalinks; it appends the new permalink structure to the end of the file. Do you have anything other code or plugins that uses .htaccess? Are you on a Windows server that does not natively support … Read more
I use these two defines in my wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://dev.mysite.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://dev.mysite.com’); Mind the trailing slash (or rather, the lack thereof), else you’ll get permalink bugs. Also note that they’ll actually get used as is if you insert images and so forth when adding content.