You can use the body_class filter and the wp_get_current_user() function to add the current user’s role to the <body> element, and then hide your elements with that (untested): add_filter( ‘body_class’, static function ( $classes ) { $user = wp_get_current_user(); $roles = $user->roles; if ( ! is_array( $roles ) ) { $roles = array( ‘subscriber’ ); … Read more
You could define an array $fixture = array (‘1st_XI’,’2nd_XI’) and loop through that, like this: foreach ($fixture as $value) { $firstXIFixtures = new WP_Query(array( … ‘value’ => $value, …)); … the html you use to display the column }
Yes get_template_directory: get_template_directory(): string Retrieves template directory path for the active theme. Returns an absolute server path (eg: /home/user/public_html/wp-content/themes/my_theme), not a URI. In the case a child theme is being used, the absolute path to the parent theme directory will be returned. Use get_stylesheet_directory() to get the absolute path to the child theme directory. To … Read more
There are 2 places that could have issues: Your first wpdb::prepare() here: // Prepare and execute the count query $count_query = $wpdb->prepare( $count_sql, …$query_params ); The initial value you set for $count_sql is “SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $table_name WHERE 1=1”, and if $filters doesn’t have any key matching your switch, the value of $count_sql will remain … Read more
i’ve already solved it, i had to change the $title = get_the_title(); to $title = get_post()->post_title; in the end it looks like that: <?php $title = get_post()->post_title; // Get the title string $parts = explode(‘ – ‘, str_replace(‘–’, ‘-‘, $title)); // Replace em dash with en dash and split the title $artist = trim($parts[0]); // … Read more
Use sprintf(): // Translators: %s: author’s current year. esc_html( sprintf( __(‘Rates %s in €/ week:’,’mysite-plugin’), $current_year ) ); This is a common pattern that can be found in WordPress core. The Translators: comment is also essential to provide translators with context to translate the passage and understand what the placeholder %s will contain.
<?php the_post_thumbnail(thumbnail); ?> should be <?php the_post_thumbnail( “thumbnail” ); ?>. thumbnail is not a defined constant, and the updated version of PHP is no longer converting undefined constants into strings for you. It appears that PHP changed the “undefined constants” message from a notice to a fatal error sometime around version 8.
The child theme’s functions.php is loaded before the parent theme’s functions.php: Unlike templates and patterns, the functions.php file of a child theme does not override the functions.php file in the parent theme. In fact, they are both loaded, with the child being loaded immediately before the parent. Source: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/#using-functions-php This means that when the child … Read more
It turns out not all hosts treat sessions alike. I ended up scraping altogether the “session” code in functions.php previously referred to which was doing nothing. Instead, I added session_start() at the top of every template adding or retrieving a value from a name/value hash in $_SESSION. So, <?php session_start(); $_SESSION[‘order_id’] = $order_id; . . … Read more
You’re mis-using the caption shortcode here You can fix it by adding a width option, which is required per the official documentation In any case, this is also likely a bug in WordPress (misusing a shortcode shouldn’t result in a PHP Fatal Error). See the following bug report: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/59206