Adding Markup To The Add New Site Form You can add HTML markup to that form like this: add_action( ‘network_site_new_form’, function() { ?> <p>Hello World</p> <?php } ); Adding Markup To The Edit Site Forms No. This cannot be done via PHP. For the site edit info screen, no hooks exist to do this. However, … Read more
You can use this plugin for sorting custom post type or taxonomy
Glad that you managed to fix the 3rd issue (block validation failed), and as for the first and second issues, you can fix them by using useBlockProps in your block’s edit callback: // In src/index.js import { TextControl } from ‘@wordpress/components’; import { useBlockProps } from ‘@wordpress/block-editor’; export default function Edit( { attributes, className, setAttributes … Read more
It can be done through inputProps prop. Check below example: <BoxControl label={ __(‘Margin’, ‘text-domain’) } onChange={ (margins) => setAttributes({margins}) } inputProps={{ min: -300 }} />
Are there any conventions or should I strive for consistency? No, as long as your actions are readable, unique, and it’s clear what they do, there is no rule to follow. Ideally the names you choose are consistent within the code you write. E.g. WooCommerce has chosen to use the woocommerce_ prefix, or when ACF … Read more
I believe there is a hook admin_print_scripts-{$page} which might fit. See this Load scripts only on plugin pages
wp_delete_category() is a small wrapper around wp_delete_term() ( source ). It has number of hooks, the one that comes right before delete is: do_action( ‘delete_term_taxonomy’, $tt_id ); Hooks after delete: do_action( ‘deleted_term_taxonomy’, $tt_id ); do_action(‘delete_term’, $term, $tt_id, $taxonomy); do_action(“delete_$taxonomy”, $term, $tt_id); There are also few earlier hooks that deal with remapping children terms.
Putting it under Tools seems reasonable to me. Hiding it after a certain action might cause confusion.
You can use get_the_category() It will return an array of category IDs belonging to the current post. $post_cats= array(); $categories = get_the_category(); foreach($categories as $cat) : array_push($post_cats, $cat->cat_id); endforeach; Then the $post_cats array will have a list of all the ids.
This was recently discussed at length on the wp-hackers list. Here’s the thread: Will Activation Hook Be Executed During Plugin Upgradation? Quoting Otto from the list: The simplest method that would work everywhere would be simply to store the version number of the plugin somewhere (like in your options entry in the database), then compare … Read more