You need to learn how WP is ‘built’ and functions. An understanding of that will help immensely. Start at the Codex https://codex.wordpress.org/ . Lots of information about everything WP. And there are lots of googles/bings/ducks about creating plugins. Start with a simple plugin that changes a minor thing (like changing the ‘Howdy’ to ‘Welcome’ on … Read more
If the plugin does not include a priority, then the priority is “10” (the default). So without changing (editing) the offending plugin, you can use a priority higher than 10 to load after, or lower than 10 to load earlier. You mentioned that you want yours to load earlier. If that’s the case, the priority … Read more
I think it depends on the case. If the taxonomy is essential part of the theme, then functions.php might be appropriate place for registering it. If the taxonomy doesn’t care which theme is in use on the site, then a custom plugin might be better place for it. Please note that asking about best practices … Read more
To serve a webP image instead of the original format using the original image URL, you could use a .htaccess redirect rules to redirect any request to the original image to the webP version. WebP Converter for Media Does a good job at this with files uploaded to WP Media Library.
By running unregister_post_type() custom posts are not deleted from database even they can be retrieved by custom query. They mustn’t be appear in regular post loop since their post_type remain what was.
I was finally able to figure this out. Much easier than I thought… function my_categories_filter($cat_args){ $cat_args[‘title_li’] = ”; $cat_args[‘exclude_tree’] = 1; $cat_args[‘exclude’] = 1; $cat_args[‘use_desc_for_title’] = 0; return $cat_args; } add_filter(‘widget_categories_args’, ‘my_categories_filter’, 10, 2);
Yes, $terms contains all terms that are retrieved from database for display so whatever changes you make will cascade upwards to interface. One issue I am not sure about if that will affect pagination of results in this case.
You can target edit-tags.php page and additionally check for that edit action. add_action( ‘admin_head-edit-tags.php’, ‘my_category_edit’ ); function my_category_edit() { global $action, $taxonomy; if( ‘edit’ != $action || ‘category’ != $taxonomy ) return; // code goes here }
Add before your code: $test_me = ce4_cat(); var_dump($test_me); Edit: Easier to read version: $test_me = ce4_cat(); echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($test_me); echo ‘</pre>’;
There’s no way to see the individual ratings, but you can see the total number of ratings and what they average out to. In the bottom left of your plugin page (in the repository) there is a section for “What others are saying”, and it will display any posts from the WordPress forum talking about … Read more