You can put your code in a plugin, then create a REST API endpoint. For example lets create a plugin, just put a PHP file wp-content/plugins/ahmedsplugin.php or wp-content/plugins/ahmedsplugin/plugin.php with a comment in it at the top like this: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Ahmeds Plugin **/ … your code goes here … Now you’ll see … Read more
Since WooCommerce 3.2, Woocommerce shortcodes and their available attributes have changed. So try the following shortcode instead (for “foo” product category): [product_category limit=”90″ columns=”3″ category=”foo” paginate=”true”] or inside php code: echo do_shortcode( ‘[product_category limit=”90″ columns=”3″ category=”foo” paginate=”true”]’ ); Now you will see that the sorting options dropdown appear. Note: orderby argument with an empty value … Read more
I assume that you’re only interested in the first URL that actually succeeds at discovering actual oembed data. The oembed system processes all links it finds, but not every link will have oembed going for it, obviously. The filter you’ll want to use is embed_oembed_html and it gets the HTML cached by oembed, the url, … Read more
If you only need the current theme name, you can use get_current_theme().
I ended up using this code: <?php global $post; $children = get_pages( array( ‘child_of’ => $post->ID ) ); if ( is_page() && $post->post_parent ) : ?> This is a child-page. <?php elseif ( is_page() && count( $children ) > 0 ) : ?> This is a parent-page (with one or more children) <?php else : … Read more
In other words, you should not perform a wp_enqueue_style which is not hooked to wp_enqueue_scripts. Your wp_enqueue_style should be in a function, and you should hook that function to wp_enqueue_scripts like in the following example: function wpse88755_enqueue(){ # call wp_enqueue_style here } #hook the function to wp_enqueue_scripts add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse88755_enqueue’ );
Not sure what you try to accomplish, but you can get a value by key using the wp.customize object: wp.customize.value(‘show_on_front’)(); wp.customize.value(‘blogname’)(); …. sorry no jQuery here, just javascript, and yes, the extra () are intentional. Edit: Full overview of all settings: wp.customize._value; console.log(wp.customize._value); Edit II: different approach: a) lookup all available settings by using console.log(wp.customize._value); … Read more
You have lots of options. I mean it could be achieved with just css. Most people spend too much time trying to make wordpress more complex when it’s suppose to simplify things for us. Odds are when you’re done you’ll realize you could have done things in 1/10th the amount of time by just using … Read more
Here’s a little coding that should implement this for you: <?php $max_length = 5; // set max character length here $next = get_next_post()->ID; $prev = get_previous_post()->ID; if( $prev ) { $title = get_the_title( $prev ); $link = get_the_permalink( $prev ); $post_name = mb_strlen( $title ) > $max_length ? mb_substr( $title, 0, $max_length ) . ‘ … Read more
Each of the files you have mentioned are theme files. When you upgrade WordPress itself, it will not touch any themes (or plugins) you have installed, whether or not you have modified them. If this was a theme you created yourself, then you have no worries at all. However, if this was a theme created … Read more