remove_action(‘woocommerce_before_main_content’, ‘woocommerce_output_content_wrapper’, 10,0); remove_action(‘woocommerce_before_main_content’, ‘woocommerce_breadcrumb’, 20,0); remove_action(‘woocommerce_after_main_content’, ‘woocommerce_output_content_wrapper_end’, 10,0); I hope it works for you =)
Actions and filters are resolved in a linear fashion when processing the request. They do not run asynchronously. If you have some heavy processing that runs during every request (i.e. you use action and filter hooks that run during every page load for every user, like template_redirect, init or whatever usual hooks you might be … Read more
This should work for you, make sure that the user_login or user_id matches to the string you’re using in the condition. Try to do a var_dump($user_login); And about the function you’re using, you don’t need to grab the global or call get_current_user();, because the action you’re calling already pass two parameters to your function, the … Read more
You can’t access the $_COOKIE in this hook. You can only access $_COOKIE after the page HTTP headers are set with the $_COOKIE its mean in the next page. You have other hook that you can hook into to get the cookies in the function wp_set_auth_cookie() there is this action at the end. do_action( ‘set_logged_in_cookie’, … Read more
I figured out the answer. I needed to use the insert_user_meta filter, not an action hook. And then I ALSO needed a combo of get_user_meta (to get the old data) and $_POST to get the value being changed to. Putting it all together, here is my final code to find when a particular user_meta field … Read more
Am I right in assuming that the first is for logged in users and the second for anon users? Yes. And “a picture is worth a thousand words”; so, see and compare the sample output/previews below. (The theme used is the Twenty Nineteen theme.) 1. comment_form_logged_in_after WordPress runs this hook if the current user is … Read more
If you want to target the admin page that displays the post editor, you’ll likely need to hook to two places whether it’s for a script or style. You’d use the top two for scripts and the bottom two for styles. // Script action for the post new page add_action( ‘admin_print_scripts-post-new.php’, ‘example_callback’ ); // Script … Read more
Take a look at Mike’s answer to a similar question more specifically the plugin he posted there can be used to create a list of all action hooks and filters that were called to generate that page in order of execution. Hope this helps
You can hook into wp_enqueue_scripts very late, using the priority argument of add_action. For example: function hook_really_late() { echo ‘Should reasonably be last’; } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’hook_really_late’,PHP_INT_MAX); PHP_INT_MAX should be the highest number assignable as a priority. It is possible that some other code uses the same trick though. That is still probably what I’d recommend. If … Read more
Think of wp_lostpassword_url() as a placeholder for the link to the page containing the form to allow users to reset their password. You can use this placeholder anywhere within your WordPress site and if you decide to provide your own form to allow users to reset their password you can easily update the link via … Read more