You will need to intercept the links generated by WordPress and append the query var onto the relevant URLs. You can do this quite easily with a filter on category URLs with something like… function add_my_query_var( $link ) { $link = add_query_arg( ‘sort’, ‘most_voted’, $link ); return $link; } add_filter(‘category_link’,’add_my_query_var’); I also spotted this handy … Read more
jQuery Cycle and Cycle Lite are very flexible and very easy to use. Most WordPress slideshow plugins either don’t do exactly what you need or they try to do everything and are overly complicated with options and features. The solution Build the slideshow feature into your theme template or code your own plugin. To make … Read more
Simple answer, NO. The plugin file can be named anything you want as long as at the very top of it you include the plugin Meta (name, description. …)
I think best way to do this is via actions and filters, like we extend WordPress core itself. Other options is like @helgatheviking pointed, if plugin is class you can extend it. Unfortunately not all plugin developers provide useful filters and actions with their code, most often plugin isn’t written in OOP manner. Only way … Read more
And I got it. What was missing was re-loading the text domain for WooCommerce, that was loaded with the current locale at initialization: // set the current locale and send email with it active unload_textdomain(‘woocommerce’); setlocale(LC_ALL, $new_locale); global $q_config, $locale, $woocommerce; $locale = $new_locale; $q_config[‘language’] = substr($new_locale, 0, 2); $woocommerce->load_plugin_textdomain(); global $wc_cle_wc_email; $wc_cle_wc_email->customer_completed_order($order_id); // set … Read more
You could use Google Analytics for WordPress. Here’s an excerpt from their FAQ on how you could set it to track certain file types: How can I track downloads? Check the box for “Track outbound clicks & downloads”, after that, make sure the file types you want to track are listed in the box of … Read more
I have figured it out. There is a good explanation here You edit the wp.config file with the scripts you wish to not load… define(‘WPCF7_LOAD_JS’, false); …and then manually enqueue them on the pages you wish to load the script.
One way is to have a single front-page.php and then using get_template_part(), to show different content based on user choice. Rough code: get_header(); $layout = get_option( ‘front_page_layout’, ‘default’ ); get_template_part( ‘front-page’, $layout ); get_footer(); After that you need to create a file for every layout, they should be called, something like: front-page-one.php front-page-two.php front-page-three.php front-page-default.php … Read more
There are ways of doing it; this way, for instance. My guess is that Login With Ajax isn’t using all of the techniques described in that article, and some browser security feature is blocking it. Try getting in touch with the developer and suggesting improvements, with a pointer to that article.
Place this in your functions.php file or create a simple plugin… /** * Display archive links based on year/month and format. * * The date archives will logically display dates with links to the archive post * page. * * The ‘limit’ argument will only display a limited amount of links, specified * by the … Read more