WordPress uses wp_enqueue_script() to register and enqueue javascript contained in a separate file. The default behavior is for wp_enqueue_script() is to load the script before the </body> tag, and apparently WordPress pages require the script to be loaded in the footer. As pointed out in the comments, the clue to this problem with the loading … Read more
If they are 404, you can’t put a noindex on them! You can put rel=nofollow on the links that link to the removed pages. It also helps to have a sitemap so that Google can track changes more easily.
I would personally go for using a class to apply colour rather than an inline stylesheet. This way if you need to change the colour being applied to the list element then you can just that once in the class and every list element will show the correct colour, otherwise you need to go through … Read more
Maybe there is a way of doing this, but briefly scanning through the relevant functions suggests that I basically have no control over the item being removed, or the call to wc_add_notice to mark is as removed. As such I ended up with the following fairly simple, but slightly ugly method: add_action(‘woocommerce_cart_item_removed’, function($key, $cart){ // … Read more
I’ve figured it out how to do it on my custom admin page. You can use default wordpress classes and get variable trickery like so: <?php if( isset( $_GET[ ‘tab’ ] ) ) { $active_tab = $_GET[ ‘tab’ ]; } // end if ?> <h2 class=”nav-tab-wrapper”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/350785/?page=sandbox_theme_options&tab=display_options” class=”nav-tab <?php echo $active_tab == ‘display_options’ ? … Read more
WooCommerce conditional to test if a Product is Variable. global $product if( $product->is_type( ‘variable’ ) ){ // a variable product } Found it here: https://gist.github.com/patrickgilmour/9d4a28b4a2f0c1dcecbf and here https://wordpress.org/support/topic/condition-to-check-if-product-is-simple-or-variable.
The proper hook to handle custom 404 content is 404_template. This happens when WordPress is trying to include the default template, but before any HTTP headers have been sent. So you can change the template, send or overwrite HTTP headers, and all of that without any checks, because WordPress has done that for you already. … Read more
I solved this by querying not using WP_Query but using a manual query $myposts = $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare(“mysql_query_here”));
Usually, the Codex is a good resource for doing research on things like this … and there are functions related to register_setting() listed directly on it’s page in the Codex. The function you’re looking for is unregister_setting(). From it’s Codex page: Description Allows clean de-registration of registered settings. Should be used mostly in deactivation hooks. … Read more
The first and only thing I can add to this Q is: Avoid this plugin. At least the free version (don’t know how the paid version bahaves). I got dozens of errors and notices with WP_DEBUG set to TRUE. wp_enqueue_style was called incorrectly. Scripts and styles should not be registered or enqueued until the wp_enqueue_scripts, … Read more