This doesn’t feel very nice since it calls get_comment() and get_userdata(), but I’m not sure there’s an obvious better way since the code that calls this doesn’t pass in the records we need: function remove_comment_author_link( $return, $author, $comment_ID ) { $comment = get_comment( $comment_ID ); if ( $comment && $comment->user_id ) { $user = get_userdata( … Read more
the corresponding hook would be https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/widget_pages_args/ example code: add_filter( ‘widget_pages_args’,’include_special_pages’ ); function include_special_pages( $args ) { $args[‘include’] = array( 147, 12, 32 ); return $args; }
As you can see from the source code, wp_redirect always ends in a PHP header request, except if the location is empty, because then it doesn’t know where to redirect. So you can indeed use the wp_redirect filter. If you return an empty string under certain circumstances, the redirect will not happen.
So you’re half way there with the code you have, you’re only missing a small part which is that your filter function takes information about what it’s filtering through function parameters, can then make changes to the thing that’s being filtered (or not) and then must pass that back out (return it). I.e. In this … Read more
You can do this in functions.php, but you have to make sure the function is hooked into wp. Any earlier than that and is_single is undefined. Try adding this to functions.php: /** * Unhooks sixtenpresssermons_get_meta from the_content if currently on single post. */ function sx_unhook_sixtenpresssermons_get_meta() { // Do nothing if this isn’t single post if … Read more
You can use the request hook to change the loaded page for the same URL: add_filter( ‘request’, function( $request ){ //Replace this with custom logic to determine if the user should see the contact-team page $load_team_contact = true; if( $load_team_contact && isset( $request[‘pagename’] ) && ‘contact’ == $request[‘pagename’] ){ $request[‘pagename’] = ‘contact-team’; } return $request; … Read more
The issue was not persistent between multiple installations because there were multiple themes in use. The themes were creating the title tag in different ways. Changed plugin based solution to inserting conditional banner content (and later a contextual feedback form) in wp_footer which is working regardless of theme (so far 😉)
The solution for this is [data-handler-id=”job_extra_fast_delivery_price”] { display: none; }
Ok, nevermind, I found solution I’ve tried removeFilter( ‘editor.BlockEdit’, ‘ghostkit/sr/additional-attributes’ ); but it was not working inside my plugin, but it worked in console, so then I found out, that I need to hook this to something, so this is working solution addAction( ‘plugins.pluginRegistered’, ‘kubiq/remove-ghostkit-animations’, function( settings, name ){ if( name == ‘ghostkit’ ){ removeFilter( … Read more
It means that the instance of the class is being passed to the filter callback. This might be useful if the class instance contains properties and methods that you might want to re-use in your filter. Take this example of a class: class MyClass { public function complicated_process( $value ) { // Do something complex … Read more