All current data from the Block Editor is stored in a data store. If you click on the save button, this data is send via the REST API to the database. You can select data from the store and subscribe to changes. // Create a higher-order component that updates automatically when featured image changes. const … Read more
As @sally-cj already hinted at in his comment this is used for debugging purposes, helping developers by notifying them of the use of deprecated arguments in their codebase. In core this is for example used to alert people of wrong arguments when using the REST API: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches/5.2/src/wp-includes/rest-api.php#L177 But you could add your own function to … Read more
No, WordPress does not pass any arguments to the hook’s callbacks. And you can use that hook to display something after the embed excerpt is displayed. But this is of course, if the theme is using the default embed template for post embeds — with custom template, you could, if you want to, display the … Read more
You can create a template tag in your functions.php file like so: if ( ! function_exists( ‘mytheme_reusable’ ) ) : function mytheme_reusable() { //put your HTML or whatever code you need here } endif; You can then simply apply the template tag in any template exactly where you need it: <?php mytheme_reusable(); ?> Alternatively you … Read more
## Try this if you are using Woocommerce function ws_new_user_approve_registration_message(){ $not_approved_message=”<p class=”registration”>Send in your registration application today!<br /> NOTE: Your account will be held for moderation and you will be unable to login until it is approved.</p>”; if( isset($_REQUEST[‘approved’]) ){ $approved = $_REQUEST[‘approved’]; if ($approved == ‘false’) echo ‘<p class=”registration successful”>Registration successful! You will be … Read more
pre_get_posts happens just before a WP_Query needs to go to the database to grab stuff. Since every page has a main query, that can be changed. Does it go in the search template? No! By the time templates are loaded, the main query has already decided what to grab and gone to the database. Newcomers … Read more
You have a lot of ways to do this. The first important thing is next: You must have a header or a footer (default header and footer, from WP) if you want to have functionality. E.g If you are loaded scripts or styles in function.php they will be broken, because you can’t load them without … Read more
There is no WordPress hook to filter the current status on the plugins admin, but if you must, you can use $_REQUEST[‘plugin_status’] to change the default status. See example below where I use the load-plugins.php hook to ensure we’re changing the status (or modifying the superglobal $_REQUEST) only on the plugins.php page: function wpse_373622() { … Read more
There is a useful filter on Query Monitor for the hooks. And I have found woocommerce_account_content and does did the trick.
You want a “Must Use Plugin”. Any PHP files placed in wp-content/mu-plugins will be run automatically, and can only be ‘deactivated’ by removing the file.