You certainly should not be modifying the # BEGIN WordPress block, as this is likely to be overridden by WordPress itself. You should create a new section before the WordPress front-controller. This will work just as well and keep the directives separate. There is no need to use a <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> wrapper, in fact you … Read more
You’re inserting a float into market_cap, which is of bigint type. Doesn’t seem to be the thing that would cause the issue in this case, but you might want to use intval() instead of floatval() or change the field to one that’ll handle a float.
Yes, this is the way to detect when the preview has loaded: wp.customize.bind( ‘ready’, function() { wp.customize.previewer.bind( ‘ready’, function( message ) { console.info( ‘Preview is loaded’ ); } ); } ); This JS code should be enqueued at the customize_controls_enqueue_scripts action with customize-controls script as its dependency.
The problem was that iFrame was being stripped, I tried all methods to allow iFrame code butdidn’t work, so I wrote a simple short-code and now it works.
It took me a while of tinkering with the hooks, but in the end, I fixed it by loading the post earlier. Instead of loop_start: $this->loader->add_action(‘loop_start’, $plugin_public, ‘mp_display_post’); I used get_header: $this->loader->add_action(‘get_header’, $plugin_public, ‘mp_display_post’); This worked properly because now the post information is loaded before wp_head gets called, and therefore I can use the loaded … Read more
It doesn’t exist. The closest thing is Helen Hou-Sandí’s WordPress Admin Pattern Library, which you’ve already found. While it hasn’t been updated in a few years, neither has the design of the WordPress admin, really.
I’m not sure this is even the intended use for the argument Yes, it is. Use the attributes option to add HTML attributes (e.g. class, title, etc.) to the generated or target element (e.g. span). So based on your example: array( ‘title’ => ‘Link Resource’, ‘selector’ => ‘a’, ‘classes’ => ‘smart-link-external smart-link-resource’, ‘wrapper’ => false, … Read more
Just change the action hook to: add_action( ‘update_history’, ‘update_history’, 10, 4 ); It will work.
You should use flush_rewrite_rules function for that. You have to remember, that this is expensive task, so you should not do it every time the site loads (many tutorials are making such mistake). Of course you can use it in your plugin activation hook: register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘myplugin_flush_rewrites’ ); function myplugin_flush_rewrites() { // call your rewrite … Read more
solved using jQuery jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(document).on(‘change’,’#payment’,function(){ jQuery( ‘body’ ).trigger( ‘update_checkout’ ); }); });