By default it’s the MD5 hash of the site URL: $siteurl = get_site_option( ‘siteurl’ ); if ( $siteurl ) { define( ‘COOKIEHASH’, md5( $siteurl ) ); } This includes the scheme but not a trailing slash, so in your example you’d need the hash of https://zeth.dk. You can also override this by defining COOKIEHASH in … Read more
Short Answer The second parameter for useSelect is the second parameter for useCallback, so check the React website and you’d understand what the heck that second parameter is.. 🙂 Long Answer useSelect is a custom React hook which uses the core useCallback hook in React which returns a memoized callback which can avoid expensive calculations … Read more
Here”s a solution to your question. This doesn’t take into account the merit of whether or not you should add async or defer to certain assets, it just gives you the tools to do it yourself, or not. Points to note: this is only for use with Javascript includes (obviously) It’s not 100% accurate because … Read more
BUT, for some reason, the accordion function from jQuery UI doesn’t get attached to the .accordion class of my block in the block editor, so the accordion effect doesn’t work. The ServerSideRender component uses the REST API to fetch the dynamic block output, hence the above issue happens because by the time the DOM is … Read more
It is true that using RawHTML (or dangerouslySetInnerHTML) is discouraged and indeed prone to XSS attacks like <img src=x onerror=alert(1)//> and <p>abc<iframe//src=jAva	script:alert(3)>def</p>. But if you need to set HTML directly from React, then you’ll have to use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, either directly (e.g. <div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={ ({ __html: ‘foo <b>bar</b>’ }) } />) or via RawHTML in Gutenberg … Read more
Does select(“core/editor”).getEditedPostAttribute(“meta”) get the whole post meta? Only the meta registered using register_post_meta() or register_meta() with the show_in_rest argument set to true. So for example, the meta can be registered like so: register_post_meta( ‘post’, ‘_postcode_pricing_postal_town’, array( ‘show_in_rest’ => true, ‘single’ => true, ‘type’ => ‘string’, // I set this because the meta is *protected*, i.e. … Read more
Well, yes, in WordPress, different templates have a different body class name. If you inspect the body classes on a specific page in WordPress, there should be a body class page. You can detect the template by checking if the class exists like so: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ if ( $(‘body’).hasClass(‘page’)) { // add your logic here } … Read more
You could use a simple conditional and check if the post has a term using has_term(): has_term( $term, $taxonomy, $post ); Pass in your Term Slug, the taxonomy ( which sounds like you’re using post_tag and the post object, no javascript needed. <?php if( has_term( ‘term_slug’, ‘post_tag’, $post ) : ?> <div> Show your div … Read more
There are several fundamental problems with what you’re trying to do that prevent you reaching your goal The Problems Naming You register 2 scripts, but you name them both ‘custom’. How is WordPress supposed to know which script you meant when you later tell it to display ‘custom’? /* Register scripts. */ wp_register_script( ‘custom’, JS … Read more
WordPress already disallows the use of JavaScript in the editor for users without the unfiltered_html capability. By default, only the Administrator and Editor roles have this capability. If necessary, you could remove this capability from Editor users as well. (It doesn’t make sense to remove it from Administrators, because they will still have the ability … Read more