Try This First: Your Problem Might Be DNS In my testing this is a problem with DNS resolving. In my case it’s because the DNS filter/cache I run on my local network wasn’t responding to requests. After restarting the service on the DNS server my requests got through quickly & easily. I would suggest checking … Read more
It’s used by wordpress core for parsing RSS & Atom feeds. You probably know that wordpress puts all plugins and themes into the wp-content folder so that you don’t need to worry about any other folders/files. Leave it be.
The Automatic Sponsor Posts Injector: Here’s one idea based on my answer for the question: How to show Y number of custom posts after every X normal posts? I hopefully made it a little bit more useful here on Github, but it may be refined much more (future work). The SponsorPostsInjector class will help you … Read more
You could do like this: function image_tag_class($class) { $class .= ‘ my-custom-class’; return $class; } add_filter(‘get_image_tag_class’, ‘image_tag_class’ ); in case you wanna know more about actions and hooks. Difference Between Filter and Action Hooks? add_filter add_action
Ater months of searching I stubmled upon this https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=72451 The bug is resolved in PHP 7.1.
I found out a way that you can place any text. You just need to create an array where you want the paginate_links to appear. <!– Put this in your functions.php –> <?php $args = array( ‘base’ => ‘%_%’, ‘format’ => ‘?paged=%#%’, ‘total’ => 1, ‘current’ => 0, ‘show_all’ => false, ‘end_size’ => 1, ‘mid_size’ … Read more
Judah’s way of developing for wordpress is definitely not wrong – simply different from the way I do things. Also, the two links he provided are very good. The blogpost appears worth a read and the codex is every wordpress developers bible. To offer you some more options to look into, this is my take … Read more
You can create a simple plugin and either add a shortcode to run your php, or filter the_content and add a conditional check for your specific page and inject your DB output. This way your code will be independent of the theme and more portable. Use the wpdb class to query any database /table.
Here’s the JS I use to replace checkboxes for radio buttons. function checktoradio(){ echo ‘<script type=”text/javascript”>jQuery(“#categorychecklist-pop input, #categorychecklist input, .cat-checklist input”).each(function(){this.type=”radio”});</script>’; } add_action(‘admin_footer’, ‘checktoradio’); This would also work for custom terms, you just need to find out the custom term ID used by inspecting the metabox element. You would place this code inside functions.php. It … Read more
Does it need it? Probably not (other than this edge case, props @bravokeyl). Should you add it? In my opinion, yes: From a coding/architecture POV, you’re declaring “this file needs WordPress”. Any direct hit to one of your theme’s files (curious users, bots, “script kiddies” etc.) has the potential to leak a little bit of … Read more