Not sure what you are trying to accomplish precisely, since you don’t cover that part. Looking at the data I would guess you can filter out separators and such by checking for proper title: global $menu; foreach ( $menu as $group => $item ) { if ( ! empty( $item[0] ) ) { echo $item[0] … Read more
Check get_the_author() (Note:This tag must be used within The Loop.) you code may be like this In functions.php: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘add_authors_name’); function add_authors_name( $post_id ) { global $post; $post_author = $post->post_author; // returns the Author ID // get the author’s WP_User object so we can get the Author Name $post_author_obj = get_userdata( $post_author ); $post_author_name … Read more
Functions.php is shared for parent/child themes unlike other files which will be overridden. What that means is that WordPress will load both the parent and the child functions.php. In your case it sounds like you would simply create a child functions.php and then a create new register_sidebar . Then use dynamic_sidebar whenever you want in … Read more
In WordPress, you should use wp_enqueue_script() to load JavaScript files, and wp_enqueue_style() to load CSS files, and the functions should be called using the wp_enqueue_scripts action hook. Additionally, the theme needs to call wp_head() (in header.php) and wp_footer(). And to enqueue a script only on specific pages, you would use a conditional tag like is_page() … Read more
It turns out that the problem was that I de-registered jQuery in my functions.php file. I re-registered the correct version of jQuery by calling wp_register_script(‘jquery’, …) and suddenly, everything worked perfectly.
The locate_template() function is intended to be used to locate/include template files, not functional files. Just use include() and/or require() to include functional files in functions.php.
I need to display 100 product on product category page at once, if there are 100 available . What should happen if you dont have 100 Products? Or do you want to show just all products? Anyway, you can try changing the query parameters (specifically here the posts_per_page parameter) on product category pages only. You … Read more
This is a trick. You can use the WP translation functionalities. There are 2 possibilities: You are using the default English version of WP You are using a localized version. Case 1: Under content folder (usually /wp_content) create a folder named ‘languages’ Case 2: Under content folder (usually /wp_content) there is a folder named ‘languages’ … Read more
Use the_excerpt(); wordpress function to show only text. That function will filter out some html tags such as <img> , <a>. A useful alternative to show only plain text. Note – The the_excerpt() function internally uses get_the_excerpt() to get excerpt and return a new string by filtering tags such as <img>, <a> tags. It also … Read more
So I was able to temporarily achieve the functionality I needed by pairing the set_parent_terms function in the top section of code, which fires only when the child posts are saved, with a completely different function I managed to scrape together, that merely auto-saves the child posts when the parent post is saved. See completely … Read more