If that’s the entirety of plugin — you never create an object instance of your class. Class itself is merely a definition. Just like functions don’t do anything unless called, definition does nothing unless object of it is created. Thus new My_Custom_Plugin();. Note the if you want to be a good citizen you should allow … Read more
Part 1: Form Handling Firstly, lets fix your upload form handling. You should never send the user to a dedicated PHP file for processing, wether it’s a form or an upload because: The file then has to bootstrap WordPress to use the WP API, tightly coupling it to your folder structure, and introducing fragility The … Read more
$all_the_images = get_attached_media( ‘image’, 31 ); should return any image attachments for a page the ID of 31 if that page has child images. Meaning, there are images that were uploaded and actually attached to that page, not just upload and inserted into that page. When you use the media uploader (to upload images), from … Read more
You must make sure that your styles are hooked into the head of the site after other styles, so they will override them. You do this by putting them late in the action queue like this: add_action (‘wp_head’, ‘your_output_function’, 9999);
I see two options here – override the CSS, or remove the “active” classes with JavaScript (sadly there is no action/filter that we can do this server-side) – I opted for the JS approach, it’s cleaner, leaner and meaner: function wpse_227037_remove_menu_classes() { echo ‘<script>jQuery( “.wp-has-current-submenu.wp-menu-open” ).removeClass( “wp-has-current-submenu wp-menu-open” ).addClass( “wp-not-current-submenu” );</script>’; } add_action( ‘adminmenu’, ‘wpse_227037_remove_menu_classes’ … Read more
This is stored in the user meta table under the rich_editing meta key for each user. You could one of these (untested): 1) Add it for your specific users, e.g. via `add_user_meta( $user_id, ‘rich_editing’, ‘true’, true );` 2) Within the wp_default_editor() function, that determines the default editor, the user_can_richedit() function is applied. It checks for … Read more
If you want to disable the “fake” WordPress cron and trigger your scheduled tasks, then you will need to use a real cron job to ping WordPress. How to disable WP Cron Just add a single line to your instances wp-config.php file: define( ‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true ); How to set up a real cron job The … Read more
You can bundle the files into a plugin. For the Christmas page, you could use the page_template filter – This question gives you an example on how to use it – Create custom page templates with plugins? For the CSS/JS file, you can add them using the wp_enqueue_scripts action, as you would normally use in … Read more
First off, you’re not quite enqueuing the scripts correctly. The first argument should be a unique name for that script (not all ‘newscript’). Also, you’re enqueuing jquery twice. I’m not certain where you’re storing your files, but at least the last path is incorrect. Finally, the third argument is to let WordPress know if the … Read more
From what I understood from your question, you will need to use register_activation_hook(), which runs when your plugin is activated. register_activation_hook(__FILE__, ‘your_function_name’); then in that function you can use `wp_insert_post’ to create your page. Refer this link to pass new post parameters as per your need: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_insert_post/ Edit: In your plugin file make a function … Read more