What you are building is called ‘Dynamic Block‘ and Your block will not work because you haven’t added the front end code ( which is the PHP part for dynamic block ). See this official block code there’s PHP part as well to save the block and work on the front end. Here’s the official … Read more
Got it working. I had to add a couple more data attributes in the HTML markup to match those in the Webflow export. Then replace both the instances of window.$ with window.jQuery in webflow.js. An alternative to this to add var $ = jQuery at the beginning of that file. Now need to figure out … Read more
So what is the purpose of the namespace argument when calling the addFilter function? I am failing to find an explanation for the purpose of this argument. The core ticket for adding Javascript actions and filters is #21170 It spans many years and contains a lot of discussions about e.g. namespacing. See e.g. this comment … Read more
If I’m reading correctly you just want to deregister a script but failed… I think that you tried to deregister it too early( before was added ). add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘example’ ); function example() { wp_dequeue_script( ‘name_of_script’ ); } By calling the function in ‘wp_print_scripts’ should be fine, which is latter than ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, where you usually … Read more
Yes. You will want to enqueue your scripts using wp_enqueue_scripts and then upload them into your child theme. I normally create a /js/ directory to keep things organized. Here is a sample of how to enqueue a file inside of a themes JS subfolder. function wpse_enqueue_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘js-functions’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/functions.js’, array(‘jquery’), filemtime(get_stylesheet_directory() . … Read more
<?php function enqueue_javascript_for_certain_page() { $page_id = 100; // change this to fit your needs if ( is_page( $page_id ) ) { // check the page you are on wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_script_name’, // script handle get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/my-js-file.js’, // script URI array( // your script is dependent on following: ‘jquery’, ‘jquery-ui’ ), NULL, // script version (NULL … Read more
I know this is not going to make you happy, but — unless you copy the relevant UI component and edit it (so that it would allow a HTML string), and then use it instead — you can’t stop the HTML from being escaped. And I’m pretty sure you know why would/should it be escaped.. … Read more
As Howdy_McGee said, you need to reference the individual data points, not the whole user object. <?php // Get the user object: username, email, firstname, lastname, displayname, and user ID $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); // Get other user meta, such as phone number // (you’ll have to check what meta_key you’re using for info like this) … Read more
You can do this with PHP indeed. The steps are as followed; Get the contents of the JSON file within a variable using $json = file_get_contents(‘path-to-file.json’) Inside your <script> tags parse the JSON contents within a Javascript variable like this; var jsonContent=”<?= $json; ?>”; Debug the contents in your Javascript environment using the following; console.log(JSON.parse(jsonContent));
There are several issues with your code. is_front_page() is a PHP function, you need to call it within <?php ?>. The script need to be printed in HTML in order to make it work. Try this.. function wpse_363853_run_on_front() { ?> <script> window.addEventListener(“load”, function() { <?php if( is_front_page() ){ ?> console.log(“front page”); <?php } ?> }); … Read more