Try accessing it using a direct IP address: Example: http://192.168.1.200/your_site_name You may not even need the site name if it is the only site hosted from that server. Ok in that case then you need to get the direct link from outside, replace the server URL with the IP address and bingo you should be … Read more
Trying to store markup in the database is generally a bad idea– some reasons being: Certain characters need to be escaped to be put in the database Having markup in the database will negatively effect any searches you may need to run on the data, now or in the future. Having markup in the database … Read more
This can happen for a number of reasons but usually when the db gets overloaded or experiences a lot of slow queries. Because the database is either shutdown or thinking too hard, WordPress was not able to make a new connection. To fix the slow queries get a plugin like Query Monitor to identify slow … Read more
You can use uniqueid() from php. It’ll generate unique id for your css selector. Or if you use any WordPress core pages like : archive, tags, category pages, please refer following article: 9 Ways to Set Dynamic Body Ids via PHP and WordPress
Create child theme of the main theme you’re using. That way you can override just the parts you want. Reference – https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes Hope it helps!
You can’t do it. Well you can hack it, but it is very unlikely to give you the results you expect as there are usually many settings that needs to be initialized when themes are used and since themes are rarly designed to be able to “run” in parallel with other themes you will have … Read more
Having a forum in a subfolder
Update I’ve found the solution, by first filtering with is_main_query(), and then using the is_post_type_archive( ‘tribe_events’ ) conditional statement as was proposed in the first answer. function order_calendar_by_artist( $query ){ if ( is_admin() || !$query->is_main_query() ) { return; } if( is_post_type_archive( ‘tribe_events’ ) ){ $query->set( ‘meta_key’, ‘artist’ ); $query->set( ‘orderby’, ‘meta_value’ ); } } add_filter( … Read more
This is a bit out of context but I think you can approach it a little bit differently, you can limit access to default media library for roles below “admin” or “editor” depending on your setup. For instance you can block authors from uploading files to media library using the following code.. if ( current_user_can(‘author’) … Read more
Some commenters mentioned using $_SESSION to solve the issue, and to save a variable there (i.e. “visitor_type”) to use it in showing pages. This would work, but it’s often discouraged to use $_SESSION in WordPress, reasons can be read here. However, I’ve also been in a situation where you can’t avoid using $_SESSION. What I … Read more