You don’t have to change the markup to style the previous/next links differently: .page-number { /* rules that apply to page numbers */ } .prev.page-number { /* previous page link */ } .next.page-number { /* rules that only apply to the next */ } Removing the class on the links is not needed, it can … Read more
I believe that’s telling you that $post (in $post->ID) is undefined. Try this instead: function sh_reading_time() { $content = get_post_field( ‘post_content’, get_the_ID() ); $word_count = str_word_count( strip_tags( $content ) ); $readingtime = ceil($word_count / 200); if ($readingtime == 1) { $timer = ” minute”; } else { $timer = ” minutes”; } $totalreadingtime = $readingtime … Read more
As the error states, WordPress has deprecated the login_headertitle function. You most likely have a plugin or parent theme that is using this function to change the title on your login page. Check to see if there are any updates to your plugin and theme files. Seeing this message also indicates that you have debugging … Read more
For a parent theme, template and stylesheet should be the same, which is the name of the parent theme directory. But for a child theme, template should be the parent theme’s directory name, whereas stylesheet is the child theme’s directory name. So if you’ve got the following: Parent theme: Twenty Nineteen (directory name: twentynineteen) Child … Read more
I tweaked your code to make sure the $email was defined before attempting to process. I stop where the problem may be. If you follow all the if and else code, the “continue”resident when an email address is NOT a part of a particular group (subscriber, admin, customer etc) will skip the processing and move … Read more
Kaperto is correct, you can enqueue in the actual page template file you want the javascript to appear in. If it would only need to be in a single template file (rather than every page that is fullwidth), I would create a new one which includes the JS, and use that as the template for … Read more
This works, just don’t know if it’s the proper way to do it: Yes, the functions are the same so they’re equivalent. There is nothing wrong here. But if we dig a bit deeper, we see they’re not 2 filters for the same thing at all: embed_oembed_html filters the cached oEmbed HTML. oembed_result filters the … Read more
There is a filter for sort options that you can use, but it looks like there is already a Sort By: Popularity option there. You can see the filter here. You may want to check to see if other plugins or your theme are defining where the Sort By text is coming from. WooCommerce also … Read more
Choosing a higher priority for both the script AND the styles seems to work: add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘print_emoji_detection_script’, 8); add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘print_emoji_styles’, 8);
Long shot, but aren’t you by any chance typing $ instead of jQuery, or vice versa? (function($) { // Use $() inside of this function $(‘#selector’) … })(jQuery); or // Otherwise use jQuery() jQuery(‘#selector’) …