You can use multiple date ranges in your query like so: $args[‘date_query’] = array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( ‘after’ => ‘-24 hours’, ), array( ‘after’ => ‘-1 week’, ), array( ‘before’ => ‘-2 weeks’, ) ); This will get you posts that were published in any of these ranges. So now you have to build … Read more
WordPress Plugin Boilerplate – add actions and/or filters based on user’s role
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Looks you are adding pages the wrong way. Here how it should look inside the class: class My_Add_Menu_Pages { public function __construct() { add_action( ‘admin_menu’, array( $this, ‘my_custom_admin_pages’ ) ); } public function my_custom_admin_pages() { add_menu_page( ‘Social Networks Auto Poster’, ‘SNAP|AutoPoster’, ‘haveown_snap_accss’, ‘nxssnap’, array( $this, ‘showPage_accounts’ ) ); add_submenu_page( ‘nxssnap’, __( ‘Calendar View’, ‘social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g’ ), … Read more
Maybe single_template or template_include filters would help you achieve the result you want? You can use either of those filters to change which template WordPress loads for your content.
Add lower priority to your action, then it should work. (At least it worked on my local WP sandbox) add_filter( ‘manage_edit-product_cat_columns’, ‘myRemoveProductCategoryColumns’, 99 );
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Of course you do have to sanitize it and escape it. Otherwise any author/editor of the site will be able to perform any query on your database. First of all you should never create SQL queries like you do in your code. Never concatenate the raw SQL with anything that is variable or comes from … Read more
It depends a bit on your theme how to tackle this, because under most circumstances you cannot just change the featured image without writing a plugin. If you’re experienced with writing WordPress plugins (and Instagram’ API) you could write your own plugin that replaces the featured image. I would rather recommend using an existing plugin … Read more
What I do, when I’m developing a plugin (or theme) on a local WordPress install and I’m feeling lazy, I just use a combination of var_dump($my_variable); die; // exit; works too This way I get an idea whats going on and I see when the variable stops being what I expect it to be. Another … Read more