You’ve got some serious syntax errors – once you open that <?php tag, you’re running PHP – no need to execute it again (i.e. inside your variable assignment strings): if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { // Only show the output below if a user is logged in $admin_link = esc_url( admin_url() ); // Escaped admin link … Read more
You can just list them as a list regularly, and style them with css li:nth-child(even) { background: #000 } li:nth-child(odd) { background: #CCC } If you are worried about browser support you could add different classes when you’re populating the list in PHP using $i or something like for($i = 0; $i < count($list); $i++) … Read more
Try using the post variable to access the post_title global $post; $s = $post->post_title; echo substr($s, 0, strrpos($s, ‘on’) – 1);
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This post may help you to achieve your goal. http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/customizing-your-wordpress-admin–wp-24941 example would be like below, function edit_admin_menus() { global $menu; global $submenu; $menu[5][0] = ‘Recipes’; // Change Posts to Recipes $submenu[‘edit.php’][5][0] = ‘All Recipes’; $submenu[‘edit.php’][10][0] = ‘Add a Recipe’; } add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘edit_admin_menus’ );
The WordPress doesn’t operate with concept of partial content. The content of the post is seen as single block of text/markup, possibly with embedded external elements. Even in latter case that is considered one way flow — content output will process embeds, but embeds aren’t meant to be extracted from content. In your case I … Read more
I’m a bit confused – why the two submit buttons? And you’re outputting the same id multiple times (inside a foreach loop), which will choke jQuery. Try the following, using classes: $form = ”; foreach ( $results as $result ) { $value = esc_attr( $result->aid ); $form .= ‘<form method=”post” class=”aid-form”>’; $form .= “<input name=”aid” … Read more
One option you have is to use JS to create cookies that store the entered information. Here is an article that explains how to do this. The cookies will last even if a form fails to submit. Just make sure you delete the cookies after you use them. I believe it is a security risk … Read more
this should work <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[shortcode_products_by_brand title=”Promozioni” per_page=”12″ columns=”4″ orderby=”title” order=”desc” brand=”‘. $entity->getSlug() .'” operator=”IN”]’) ?>