The problem is that you can’t distinguish form an anonymous function and another, so yes, it is possible to remove a closure (i.e. anonymous function) but if more than one closure act on same filter at same priority you have to make a choice, remove them all, ore remove only one (without knowing exactly which). … Read more
The WP_User_Query::parse_orderby() actually supports sorting by the number of posts, but because WP_User_Query::parse_orderby() limits by what users can be sorted, accomplishing a custom sort is a bit of a hack. Here’s the workaround I’ve created (semi-tested): add_filter( ‘manage_users_sortable_columns’, static function ( $columns ) { $columns[‘articles_count’] = array( ‘articles_count’, false, __( ‘Articles’ ), __( ‘Table ordered … Read more
i recently bought a theme and when i try to activate it says (It appears wp_remote_get() function is disabled in your server. )
There’s the two lists at the bottom of this page. That’s about it for first-party documentation. Another handy resource is Adam Brown’s WordPress Hooks Database, but that seems to be a little out of date.
In this code we are getting the Publish Date using get_the_date() to retrieve the publish date of the current post. and then calculating the difference by comparing the publish date with the current date. After this we conditionally output the script. The condition is if the publish date is within the last 30 days, output … Read more
Using the comments_pre_query filter, this seemed to work well in development and testing: /** * @param null $comment_data Return an array of comment data to short-circuit WP’s comment query. * @param WP_Comment_Query $query WP_Comment_Query instance, passed by reference. */ add_filter( ‘comments_pre_query’, static function ( $comment_data, $query ) { // Limit to admin area. if ( … Read more
add that code to a js in your theme folder (or child theme if you’re using it). for this example I named the script “analytics.js” and put it in a directory called “js” in my child theme folder. Now register and enqueue the file by placing this code in your functions.php function wpse_load_script() { // … Read more
Based on your question, you could simply call the WordPress function wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers ); when your var $user_progress[‘completion_percentage’] equal 100 %. <?php if( $user_progress[‘completion_percentage’] === 100 ) { // Complete your variables with original code $to = “[email protected]”; $subject = __(“New user registration”, “yourdomain”); $headers = array(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8’); $message = “A … Read more
Right code: $pulizia_esc = get_the_author_meta( ‘pulizia_esc’, $post->post_author ) . ‘ ‘ . get_post_meta( $post->ID, “function_pulizia”, true ) ; if ( ! empty( $pulizia_esc)) { $pulizia_esc=”<div class=”pulizia_esc”>”. $pulizia_esc . ‘ euro’ .'</div>’; }
There’s no need to add another class. The code you’re using already creates separate classes and ID. You could do this with just css: Inspect your site with console, but your div label should be technical_documents so your code would be: #tab-title-technical_documents a::before { content: “\f02d”; font-family: ‘Font Awesome 6′; font-weight: 900; } You didn’t … Read more