$wpdb->update not working as expected

My assumptions and assessment of the behaviour appear to be correct. By using a transition hook drat_to_publish or pending_to_publish for example, you’re actually pausing the publish process. Any changes you make to the post are irrelevant, regardless of the method used to update the post, because once the code returns from your custom function, the … Read more

Hide Description field for custom taxonomy?

The term edit view uses edit-tag-form.php to render the editing form. The description field is hard-coded in the file without any filters or actions to control its visibility. So I’m afraid you’ll have to resort to css/js solutions. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could disable the default UI for the custom taxonomy, register custom submenu … Read more

dashboard_activity hook

Using the dashboard_recent_posts_query_args filter, you can add your custom post types to the query args, and they’ll be included (untested): add_filter( ‘dashboard_recent_posts_query_args’, static function ( $args ) { if ( ! is_array( $args[‘post_type’] ) ) { $args[‘post_type’] = array( $args[‘post_type’] ); } $args[‘post_type’][] = ‘cpt’; return $args; } );

Getting fatal error when using manage_media_columns filter of WordPress

It looks like the issue is coming because of the conflict of the hooks (manage_media_columns and manage_{$screen->id}_columns) because when we manage_{$screen->id}_columns used for media it becomes manage_media_columns and started conflicting. The same details are mentioned in the documentation link of the hook. Link: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/manage_screen-id_columns/#more-information

Replacing specific Gutenberg blocks

I am not sure If I get what you meant, but study https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/render_block_this-name/ filter, whan calling it give it $accepted_args number of 3 and inspect what is returned in $block_content or $instance. ID is encoded as ref attribute, if that’s what you are missing. You could also use render_block filter, but render_block_{$this->name} is more convenient, … Read more

The enqueue_block_assets is changing the styles of the editor interface

The trouble is that they ‘enqueue_block_assets’ is not the right hook to use for conditional resources anyway. The correct hook to use for the backend is : add_editor_style( ‘path/to/my-core-style-overrides.css’), which should be inside ‘after_setup_theme’ hook. This will ensure that these styles are incorporated in the admin editor iframe only and in all places where that … Read more