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ACF Filter return value

I am not sure it is supposed to work like this. Maybe try calling the get_field like this. If the get_field is not called within the loop, it needs the post_id parameter $soups = get_field(‘soups’, $post_id )

How to add custom column into custom post, when field is select

You created the field with ACF so we can get the value with ACF too by using the get_field() function. You’re saying you get the value as an array so you probably put the return value of the select field in acf as label and value as array. This code shows how to show the … Read more

Remove External Links from WordPress posts Using add_filter() in Theme functions.php

You’re using the correct approach, minor replacement needed! .. Simply replace $content = preg_replace(‘/<a href=\”(.*?)\”>(.*?)<\/a>/’, “”, $content); with $content = preg_replace(array(‘”<a href(.*?)>”‘, ‘”</a>”‘), array(”,”), $content);

Comment function for page

Managed to solve this my self. The solution was as simple to just call the comments template. Think I originally messed up by calling the template twice if ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) { comments_template(); }

Shortcode with pagination advancing multiple queries

I did a gallery pagination by converting all the stuff from galleries into arrays, and then json_encoding that and passing it to javascript. If you were to to that you could have multiple scripts: jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) { var thisgallery = <?php echo the gallery; ?> function process pagination (){ code for pagination } } … Read more

Strange result of get_stylesheet_directory()

Backslash is the default used on Windows OS to define paths. The foward slash is the default in Apache’s config on Xampp (at least it always have benn like that on mine). Since Windows accept both, you have a mix of them. But that won’t do any harm to your WordPress project. And it will … Read more

Serving cache from multiple domain names

WordPress Ajaxifying not working properly

Featured image on archive page based on post type

How do I dequeue a Stylesheet, stored in an ‘Assets’ folder?

Two things you need to: Hook into wp_enqueue_scripts with a priority later than the parent theme’s. The default is 10 so that’s a good assumption. If 11 doesn’t work, check the parent theme’s source to see which priority it’s hooked at. Use wp_dequeue_style() to do the dequeueing. That will look like: function wpse_293836_dequeue_parent_styles(){ wp_dequeue_style( ‘theme-skin-color’ … Read more

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