On July 20th 2021, assuming everything goes to plan, WordPress 5.8 will be released with full support for WebP images. You can read all about that here: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/07/wordpress-5-8-adds-webp-support/ If you like you can use the beta testing plugin to test it out on your WordPress site if you can’t wait until it’s released.
That function should do what you want. Are you sure the error is not elsewhere? You can also try using the get_user_by()(source) function: $user = get_user_by(‘login’, ‘MaryJane’); This is the same as get_userdatabylogin(‘MaryJane’);
You can use this function: // get users with specified roles function getUsersWithRole( $roles ) { global $wpdb; if ( ! is_array( $roles ) ) $roles = array_walk( explode( “,”, $roles ), ‘trim’ ); $sql=” SELECT ID, display_name FROM ” . $wpdb->users . ‘ INNER JOIN ‘ . $wpdb->usermeta . ‘ ON ‘ . $wpdb->users … Read more
It sounds as if you’re having problems adding submenus from a plugin to a parent item registered in another plugin. Add priorities to your admin_menu actions to make sure the parent(top level) item exists at the point your additional plugins attempt to add items to that menu.. Add top level add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘main_menu’, 100 ); Add … Read more
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It does not. Some functionality actively uses HTTP API and is cached – feed fetching, updates checking. But caching is always implemented at wrapper’s level. Making HTTP request without context is too unspecific to make educated guess about caching needs (one minute or one hour).
I got that same error when i put the code you posted in my functions file so i wrapped it up in an if to run only once and i get the menu id using get_term_by and i assign the menu location using set_theme_mod() so here is your very own function to assign a menu … Read more
Instance ‘instance’ is really ment as in “object oriented programming instance’: You have a certain class (which is a certain widget you coded as a class) and the moment you use it on a site, you create a specific instance of it; you create an object you can manipulate. BUT you can have one instance … Read more
Why does the Settings API send those parameters when submitting the settings form? Quite frankly, it doesn’t. As you already mentioned, your form simply POST’s to options.php, which in turn handles the request, updates the database, and then redirects back to the referer. How the referer is fetched is down to the function wp_get_referer(); function … Read more
Get the option, modify only the values you need to modify in it, then return the results. function tccl_settings_option_validate( $input ) { $options = get_option(‘tccl_settings_option’); // modify $options using data from $input as needed return $options; }