There is no automatic way to transform any random HTML into wordpress posts, as an HTML page contains both the layout+styling of the page and the content. To separate the content in order to create a post out of it you need to know what part of the HTML is styling and what part is … Read more
Can you use this to redirect the logged out users? <?php if ( !is_user_logged_in() { ?> <?php wp_redirect( ‘https://yourdomain.com.au/logoutpage’, 302 ); exit; ?> <?php } ?> or this solution? setting a specific home page for logged in users
There are several ways to do this. One way would be to use a plugin that lets you add a widget area to anywhere in the content of a post, then just update the widget content.
I think your scope is not the same. You are defining the $menu_name in one scope and calling it in another scope. So you can do it with global variable like below- $GLOBALS[ ‘menu_name’ ] = ‘Section 1 Menu’; And call it like- <div id=”nav”> <div class=”close-menu”></div> <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘menu’ => $GLOBALS[ ‘menu_name’ ], … Read more
You need to set the divs to be 50% via css when by using @media under 1100px. Then they will load at 2 per row. You could also add a class to the code in the separator that it only shows over 1100px and add a 2nd if statement for every 2 that would be … Read more
Just put the code inside functions.php that lives in your theme folder: wp-content/themes/[your-active-theme-name]/functions.php
Code works on page-example.php by not category-example.php
I think you should organize your code to return things from Ajax call. If this should work for any user you need to use also wp_ajax_nopriv_… However, I would use dionoh_filter_reports action name. add_action( ‘wp_ajax_dionoh_filter_reports’, ‘filter_reports’ ); add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_dionoh_filter_reports’, ‘filter_reports’ ); I suggest you check this and learn more.
I figured it out using a While loop and an If statement with a counter. This solution uses functions from Advanced Custom Fields; $i = 0; while have_rows(‘week_rows’) ): the_row(); $i++; if( $i == 5 ) { // stops on the 5th row of ‘week_rows’ array break; } endwhile; // I had to move the … Read more
Never mind. After long hours, I realized I was using JQuery in the .js and not jQuery. The difference one letter cap makes.