function syntax is off,
function syntax is off,
function syntax is off,
I think the better way would be declaring a file named _fontface.scss and put the below code blocks there – @mixin fontFace($family,$src,$style: normal,$weight: normal) { @font-face { font-family: $family; src: url(‘#{$src}.eot’); // IE9 compat src: url(‘#{$src}.eot?#iefix’) format(’embedded-opentype’), // IE8 and below url(‘#{$src}.woff’) format(‘woff’), // standards url(‘#{$src}.ttf’) format(‘truetype’), // Safari, Android, iOS url(‘#{$src}.svg##{$family}’) format(‘svg’); // legacy … Read more
Here’s a solution that only applies the lazy load processing to images with the .lazy-load class. I’m loading the HTML a little differently, but this approach has worked out reliably for me in the past. The processing of the HTML is the same as in the original code. The trick for targeting images with a … Read more
I haven’t tried it but this seems to answer the your criteria https://www.quora.com/In-WordPress-how-do-I-add-a-widget-to-a-menu
You have not explained what kind of code changes you did in functions.php but the code you should put in your functions.php is function jpeg_quality_controller( $quality, $context ) { return 100; } add_filter( ‘jpeg_quality’, ‘jpeg_quality_controller’, 10, 2 ); But this solution will not make any changes to already uploaded image files. Delete already uploaded images … Read more
I’m going to add numbers here to make this more clear. Even as I read it, knowing what each piece means, it can be semantically disorienting. Your original function is calling (1)$post->post_content from the object and, depending on the conditional, echoing something or echoing what is returned in the function (2)the_content(), which is just (1)$post->post_content … Read more
The answer is “No”, there is nothing in wordpress that may interfere with usage of PHP socket API.
wp_loaded hook runs before WordPress has setup postdata so you won’t be able to get there the information you need. The earliest hook you can use to have that information should be wp. You can use is_author() to check if you’re on an author page and is_user_logged_in() to check if the user is logged in: … Read more
Fatal error: Call to undefined function. Underscore me
get_option(‘show_season_title_’ . $k); I think, I don’t have a way to test that right now but it should work.