WordPress blockquote removes “ tag
WordPress blockquote removes “ tag
WordPress blockquote removes “ tag
WooCommerce has a built in function that will do this for you called wc_get_related_products(). That will return an array of product IDs which you can then use in a proper custom loop. I recommend you avoid using WP_Query() and get_posts(). See here for an article I wrote on the right way to create a custom … Read more
For example about 12:00 it should run 3 tasks. If You use wp-cron it will start when someone visit Your page about 12:00. ( Here is small complication because when two users visit Your page exactly in the same moment cron can start twice and do everything twice ). However someone opens our page round … Read more
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All the widgets of the filtered-nav already have their own class and ids, the categories widget has “widget_product_categories”. So you can modify css of the widget using <style> .widget_product_categories h3 span {color:red} .widget_product_categories li{color:blue} </style> the following widgets ( filter by attributes ) don’t have a unique identifier class but they have a unique id … Read more
For the text in the theme to be able to be translated, the text should be passed as an argument through the localization functions __(), _e(). echo __( ‘Sample text to display’, ‘theme-textdomain’ ); _e( ‘Sample text to display’, ‘theme-textdomain’ ); More functions and details you can find here In your case it could look … Read more
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How to return output of the new wp gallery block for automatically Link images To Media file
Your form is sending data using POST method, so you should receive selected value of radio button in $_POST[‘colorSelect’]. To simply display it you can use: if(isset($_POST[‘colorSelect’])) echo $_POST[‘colorSelect’]; else echo “Nothing selected”; To save it to options table use following code at the start of your function colorSelector(): if(isset($_POST[‘colorSelect’])) update_option(‘colorSelect’, $_POST[‘colorSelect’]); So you can … Read more
Currently, you have your variable defined below the include which would be too late. If you defined the variable above the include it should be accessible by whatever file is included. $hssHeading = “A new different Title”; include( locate_template( ‘cp/heroSectionSmall.php’, false, false ) ); <!– heroSectionSmall.php –> echo $hssHeading; Maybe a better solution though is … Read more