If you are echoing this code straight from functions.php it would output way before anything else. It is too early in the load process. In most cases enqueue API functions should be used to output assets. Outside of that it is impossible to guess what precisely might it be breaking and how. Examining browser console … Read more
In general you can deregister the action’s callback, after it’s been registered and then register your own before it’s invoked with do_action( ‘…’ ). Here’s an example: // Add your own with later priority, e.g. 11 or wrap it in another later hook: add_action( ‘amp_post_template_head’, ‘wpse_amp_post_template_add_canonical’, 11 ); function wpse_amp_post_template_add_canonical( $amp_template ) { // Remove … Read more
‘orderby’ => ‘name’ sorts by slug – not title; therefore, the title Imancorp Foundation which has this permalink http://www.alianzafpdual.es/las-empresas/fundacion-imancorp-foundation/ breaks the list. https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters try and use instead ‘orderby’ => ‘title’
The <header> elements are usually echoed directly by the theme. So without any hook or filter to change them. In that case, there is no way to change those elements with a function. Check your theme. You could, of course, use javascript to place you attributes, but that would happen on the user end. Search … Read more
The first thing to try is to increase the priority of your customize_register action from the default of 10 to something like 100. The reason for this is other components add their sections and controls in the same action and some after 10, so the things you are trying to remove may simply not have … Read more
UPDATE Seems like the shortcode you’re trying to use is not well coded. If they use it somewhere in the templates alone like echo do_shortcode(‘[share]’); it doesn’t really matter since the ‘[share]’ is the only content passed to do_shortcode(). In your case you’re trying to reuse the shortcode in a context where it’s placed among … Read more
The difference between add_action() and add_filter() is semantic not technical, except that a filter expects a returned value and an action does/will not. The question is whether contact_form_send_email() needs to be called-at /hooked-to init. If not, you can define your filter in the template with apply_filters(), and then hook to it to run your function … Read more
Generally I keep the more back-end functions in functions.php and then use require() to call partials that contain groups of functions that are similar such as how the Underscores started theme written by the WordPress people does it. But putting every single function in a separate file is a bit excessive.
If you want to send an email on first publish and on updates, you can avoid many extra checks by using {status}_{post type} action hook. Put the code below into the current theme’s functions.php: add_action( ‘publish_task’, ‘wpse_admin_email’, 10, 2 ); function wpse_admin_email( $post_id, $post ) { // prepare and send email code goes here… } … Read more
Well it turns out you can’t use a slash (“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”) in the slug but I found a solution from How to set permalink structure via functions.php, set the permalink structure in your theme’s functions.php file add_action( ‘init’, function() { global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->set_permalink_structure( ‘/episode/%postname%/’ ); } ); It will add /episode/ before the post slug