I suspect that the html block element you’re using doesn’t handle php, which is why the script tag isn’t working the way you hope. wp_localize_script() is a handy function to pass data from PHP to scripts. The function basically does the same thing you were trying to do with the html block. Lets say you’re … Read more
Found the solution myself. WordPress by defauly has multiple sizes. All we need to is add src. The 3rd parameter of get_the_post_thumbnail has a array in which we can set attributed, including src set. There’s no direct way to add code for image urls in SRC SET. So we need to use wp_get_attachment_image_url inside the … Read more
I found a way to make a call to a get_template_part. <?php $paragraphAfter[1] = ‘<div><?php get_template_part( “part-related”, “ad-first” ); ?></div>’; //display after the first paragraph $paragraphAfter[3] = ‘<div><?php get_template_part( “part-related”, “ad-third” ); ?></div>’; //display after the third paragraph $paragraphAfter[5] = ‘<div><?php get_template_part( “part-related”, “ad-fifth” ); ?></div>’; //display after the fifth paragraph $content = apply_filters( ‘the_content’, … Read more
No idea why, but for the second snippet, changing the priority of the nested add_action from the default (10) to 20, causing the parent and child add_action to have a different priority solved the problem and now everything works perfectly: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() use ( $args ) { acau_enqueue_script ( $args ); }, 20); The … Read more
Please try this in your localhost: First, build the custom field in options-general.php aka General Settings page. (source) /** * Class for adding a new field to the options-general.php page */ class Add_Settings_Field { /** * Class constructor */ public function __construct() { add_action( ‘admin_init’ , array( $this , ‘register_fields’ ) ); } /** * … Read more
I found out its because I used a Input with name=”name” which caused this issue. I believe the name ‘name’ is a keyword in wordpress/php. I replaced the ‘name’ to ‘personname’ then it works as charm. … <input name=”personname” type=”text” value=”” /> … $_POST[‘gsdname’] // multiple time in my code … Best regards Floh
This one is even more simple. Refer to the WP_Query() category parameters. I think you will want to use ‘category__not_in’. foreach ( $random_posts_cat_array as $random_post_cat ) { if ( $post_cat_slug == $random_post_cat ) { // No posts from this category! $random_posts_query_args[‘category__not_in’] = $post_cat_id; } } Edit So for example if a post is currently on … Read more
Well they share a same name… try to declare name as array. <select name=”custom_element_grid_class[]” id=”custom_element_grid_class”>
isset() is the wrong function to use here. $ct is set because you’re setting it here: $ct = get_field(‘cennik_title’) isset() will only be false if $ct was never defined or is set to NULL. get_field() will return false or an empty string if there’s no value and isset() will return true for those. You want … Read more
is_category will not process the logic inside the argument list. This: is_category(‘glorkian’ || ‘glork’) The condition is true on all category pages. What I think is happening is that PHP does parse that argument string, but is always going to be true. Try this: var_dump(‘glorkian’ || ‘glork’); Meaning that what you are doing, essentially, is … Read more