You can use the filter get_image_tag_class which exists exactly to do what you want: add_filter(‘get_image_tag_class’,’wpse302130_add_image_class’); function wpse302130_add_image_class ($class){ $class .= ‘ img-fluid’; return $class; }
Use the typeparam in the function wp_list_comments(). Copy the comments.php to your Child Theme. search for wp_list_comments. Find this: <ol class=”commentlist”> <?php /* Loop through and list the comments. Tell wp_list_comments() * to use twentyeleven_comment() to format the comments. * If you want to overload this in a child theme then you can * define … Read more
You can use $wp_query->current_post in your loop to check the current post. You don’t need two loops, one will do the trick If you need excerpt for first post only, you can do something like this. Just remember, the first post in the loop is 0, and not 1 if ( !$wp_query->current_post > 0 ) … Read more
Note that if any script in the header at all needs jQuery then it will bump it to header, regardless if it’s changed to be enqueued for footer. So while changing it to be queued for footer makes sense it rarely works out when a lot of script stuff is going on.
I think that your problem is ajaxurl is not available for your script. Try to defined that varibale before your js code is loaded. The best way is using wp_localize_script: The PHP: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘cyb_enqueue_scripts’ ); function cyb_enqueue_scripts() { //Change the key and url with yours wp_register_script(‘my-js’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). ‘/js/my-js.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); wp_enqueue_script(‘my-js’); //Localize … Read more
The very concept of HTTP API is to make sure transport will be done. It basically uses 5 different transport methods and it chooses the best one according to your server config. So it’s unlikely a compatibility issue with wp_remote_get() and your server. Plus if WP is not loaded, adding an action won’t help, it … Read more
The main issue in your code is with these two attributes which use the exact same selector (the first span element in your block content): checkListItemOne: { type: ‘string’, source: ‘html’, selector: ‘span’ // same as below }, checkListItemTwo: { type: ‘string’, source: ‘html’, selector: ‘span’ // same as above } Which means the block … Read more
You can include/require all *.php files recursively using following function. foreach(glob(get_template_directory() . “/*.php”) as $file){ require $file; } Alternatively You can use following function as-well. $Directory = new RecursiveDirectoryIterator(get_template_directory().’functions/’); $Iterator = new RecursiveIteratorIterator($Directory); $Regex = new RegexIterator($Iterator, ‘/^.+\.php$/i’, RecursiveRegexIterator::GET_MATCH); foreach($Regex as $yourfiles) { include $yourfiles->getPathname(); } P.S Got the solution From Here.
There is an inbuilt function for returning null: __return_null. So you can replace create_function(‘$a’, ‘return null;’); with just ‘__return_null’ (note the quotes) as it seems $a is not used anyway. Or you can use an anonymous function as the argument directly: function($a) {return null;} (no quotes). Either way since the argument is expecting a function … Read more
The posts_per_page refers to how many posts per page, and not what page you are viewing. For that, you want to set the paged argument. See the Codex on WP_Query and this article by Scribu. With the paged argument set, it’ll return the appropriate posts depending on the page number (the first x posts for … Read more