There aren’t really any good filters/hooks that are going to allow you to place the custom drop down control where you’d like. What you should do instead is create a new template from an existing one, then add your widget code in. I’m going to edit “gallery.php”, but you must edit album.php or whichever gallery … Read more
Filters are for modifying values before they are output. Typically the function is passed some value where you can modify it or overwrite it, then pass the result back. Your link is appearing out of place because you’re outputting the value directly, change it to return instead. Also note that most template tags have versions … Read more
After reviewing the WordPress core code that renders the search box: /** * Displays the search box. * * @since 4.6.0 * * @param string $text The ‘submit’ button label. * @param string $input_id ID attribute value for the search input field. */ public function search_box( $text, $input_id ) { if ( empty( $_REQUEST[‘s’] ) … Read more
This is a Backbone modal, wc-modal-add-products, defined in html-order-items.php and triggered by meta-boxes-order.js. You say you’ve marked the field autofocus. This StackOverflow answer proposed adding an onRender handler to the modal that finds autofocus and selects it: $(this.el).find(‘:input[autofocus]’).focus(); I don’t know where the best place to put this is, but if you find the WCBackboneModal … Read more
Short Answer YES!! why because all a functions files does is act as a big huge plugin. Keep in mind though if you plan on using this with other themes or if in network mode you need the plugin file
Your use of the_content filter is wrong. Please check how it should be properly used in the codex in the link supplied First of all you are totally replacing the_content with nothing, that is why you get a blank screen. The reason is that you are not calling the $content variable in your function Secondly, … Read more
Adjust the single-product-reviews.php template file and add a conditional check. How to limit users to one comment per post
ok best way is effectively to use js, added in custom plugin $(‘.users-php ul.subsubsub li’).each(function(index){ $(this).html(function(index, text) { return text.replace(‘|’, ‘ ‘); }); });
If I understand you correctly, then the_title hook should help you. You can assign your filter to it and modify the title as you wish: add_filter( ‘the_title’, function( $title, $id ) { return $title . ‘ – Lorem ipsum’; }, 10, 2 );
Okay, for anyone looking to include the WooCommerce review tab not on an actual single-product page here’s the secret sauce: In your template file, you need: global $withcomments; $withcomments = true; Then add a filter for the comments template: //add filter to use our custom review template add_filter(‘comments_template’,'{{YOUR_HELPER_FUNCTION}}’); /** * Hook function for using custom … Read more