Am I supposed to just do normal redirects back to my form page? Something like wp_redirect( ‘/my-page/’, 302 );? Yes. How do I display my errors on the page that has the form? Well, there are various ways, including: Passing an error code as a query string in the redirect URL: example.com/my-page/?my_form_error=tos_agree_empty. Then in your … Read more
So it turns out that because of the way the WC settings page is built, that you can’t unset the general screen. The tab, sure, but clicking on the WooCommerce settings in the dashboard submenu will always load the General settings, even if the tab is missing. So I wrote two different functions to remove … Read more
You should change them. Its good practice to periodically change your wordpress salts. It will not affect the passwords in the database but it will log out all users.
Not exactly sure what you are trying to do and this doesn’t look like a WordPress issue, but submitting a html form will certainly lead to a new page load. So what you want is redirect not to the same page (which happens when you specify no action, leading the page to scroll to the … Read more
No, blocks are built with more than HTML – they need JS and PHP. However, you could add an HTML block wherever you need it, then click the More Options dots in the block’s toolbar, click Add to Reusable Blocks, name your block, and save it. That block will then be available to use wherever … Read more
It could be a problem with your file encoding. Make sure that your files are encoded in the same way as your wordpress install. In most cases your site use files encoded in UTF-8. Go to FileZilla options: Open Site Manager > Charset tab – Custom Encoding > and see if it’s UTF-8. When it’s … Read more
You would need to create a page template and query those pages directly. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post__in’ => array(430,436,433), //The Page IDs you want to query ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ); $page_query = new WP_Query($args); If you wanted to do this automatically and get the child pages of the current page you could … Read more
Do this at the head of your functions.php: define(‘PATH_TO_URL’, get_bloginfo(‘template_url’) . [path to your libraries, etc.]); Then, just call wp_enqueue_script(‘script’, PATH_TO_URL . ‘myscript.js’); or similar anywhere you want. If you change the location, just change the define() and it’ll update everywhere. Easy peasy.
PHP in text widgets involves using eval(), which is evil. If you know PHP, stick with static sidebars.
Look at the answers of these questions: How do I add CSS options to my plugin without using inline styles? Best way of adding CSS which can be manipulated by the user via theme option panels? Best practices for a Style/CSS based theme options page?