Use the action hook edit_form_after_title The display:none rule might cause some JS issue so it might be best to use visibility:hidden so the element is still accessible to whatever scripts in the DOM. This condition will hide the form fields and show the title and URL statically. add_action(‘edit_form_after_title’, function($post) { if( !empty($post->post_title) && !current_user_can(‘manage_options’) ) … Read more
Editor option missing under Appearance
Fixed! Should anyone run into a similar issue: In my case, I ignorantly had global iframe styles that interfered with the preview.
Try to install and activate the “Better Search Replace” plugin. Once activated, go to Tools -> “Better Search Replace” in your WordPress dashboard. Then, in the ‘Search for‘ field, enter your old domain name (e.g., oldsite.com), and in the ‘Replace with‘ field, enter your new domain name (e.g., newsite.com). Select all the tables (or at … Read more
How can I edit global styles?
This is page is an archive that is generated by querying WordPress for all posts that are of the ‘Product’ post type. If you want to modify the position of the products on this page, try to modify the publish date for each of the products.
WYSIWYG – Custom field inside link
Switch your editor to use the visual mode instead of the text mode. You’ll find this on the right-hand side of your editor. Also, see the item with a grey box around it in the below image. That’s the “kitchen sink” button. It toggle’s the rest of the toolbar for a deeper list of options.
A base-Element in the front-end’s header was the reason, why it worked in the fe but not in the editor.
You can use Elementor plugin. Elementor is quickly growing in popularity and is another impressive freemium page builder plugin for WordPress. With a good selection of widgets and page templates in the free version, Elementor is certainly competitive. So let’s find out if it should be your page builder plugin of choice.