here is answer 🙂 add_action(‘generate_after_header’, ‘work_only_on_front_page’, 999); function work_only_on_front_page(){ if ( is_front_page() ) { echo ‘ any text with divs’; $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 2, // we need only the latest post, so get that post only ‘cat’ => ‘1’ // Use the category id, can also replace with category_name which uses category slug … Read more
You could return the data and set a local variable: function get_album_info() { $album = array( ‘art’ => wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_sub_field(‘album_art’), ‘full’ ), ‘date’ => get_field(‘album_date’) ); return $album; } $album = get_album_info(); echo $album[‘art’]; echo $album[‘date’];
This is a variable scope problem. Your variable in functions.php is not in scope where you are trying to use it in your footer. To make this work declare the variable global in functions.php global $tst; $tst=”d00d”; And then pull it in with the global keyword when you need to use it. global $tst; echo … Read more
According to your sccrenshot you have added your PHP code without PHP tags. PHP codes should be in inside <?php and ?>. And if you have used it as PHP Short Tag (<?) make sure that to set short_open_tag=On in php.ini
So, after a chat discussion with the OP, I found out that the theme being used was HireBee. After some investigation it appears that HireBee only uses a very minimal version of the Foundation framework, which didn’t include the Menu and Dropdown Menu components. The answer in this case would be to dequeue the parent … Read more
See this answer: How to get shortcode to work inside a foreach loop called within a shortcode? You’ll likely want apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $footer_post->post_content ) And so, in your case: $footer_content = apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $footer_post->post_content ); echo $footer_content;
Like keepkalm said I’d find the list of post IDs from the database: select id, post_title FROM wp_posts where post_title like ‘%Pharmaton%’ or post_title like ‘%Winston Blu%’ or post_title like ‘%Kefir%’ or post_title like ‘%Tetradox%’ or post_title like ‘%Passport Sco%’; and then use the list of IDs with wp-cli’s wp post delete which accepts a … Read more
Many plugins currently available allow you to enable this feature on your site. My favorite is Jetpack Subscriptions for reasons including: Very much up-to-date, well-maintained plugin Emails sent from WordPress.com servers, so there’s absolutely no load on your servers (Make sure you disable all the unnecessary modules activated by default when you activate Jetpack by … Read more
Consider this snippet here to accomplish your task. If you add it to your functions.php file, the Open Graph tags will be populated automatically as part of the wp_head action.
It looks like your code works as written. Alternatively, you can generate an alphanumeric string using uniqid()… <a href=”http://meet.jit.si/<?php echo uniqid()?>” target=”_blank”> click here </a> EDIT: Modified code based on additional information. This should create a shortcode that allows you to easily add a button to a unique meeting link by adding [rand_jitsi_btn] to a … Read more