It’s Simple. Step 1: Create a replica of the instance. Step 2: Import the old .sql file which contained one day lost orders data. Step 3: Use https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-simply-order-export/ plugin and export CSV or XML of 1 day data which you have lost. Step 4: Install the above plugin in the LIVE instance and import the … Read more
I figured this out. Even though WordPress automatically adds the <p> tag and doesn’t show it to you in the editor (in either the ‘visual’ or ‘text’ editor views), you can type it in anyway in the ‘text’ editor view, along with a class. So to do this, go to the ‘text’ editor view, and … Read more
This is that classic question, do you have 6 eggs or half a dozen, and frankly, it doesn’t actually matter. It is however better to use get_comments_number() because the post object is retrieved from the $GLOBALS[‘post’] global which is set by the_post() inside the loop the post object is validated through WP_Post (through get_post()) the … Read more
Yes, you can use Admin Columns Pro (paid plugin with free version) to use inline edit for custom fields columns just from the WordPress posts list. It even comes with sorting and filtering for columns. You can easily add new columns with this plugin. https://www.admincolumns.com/ There are also plugins that allows you to bulk edit … Read more
Your best bet is not to run a bunch of queries but to loop through your data once to organize it then a second time to display it. Below is the logic you need. The exact code will depend on your data set. $events = array(); $posts = WP_Query( $args ); foreach ( $posts as … Read more
WordPress creates the default query on each page automatically based on the requested URL. Your template file should contain the standard loop to output whatever the default query contains. if( have_posts() ){ while( have_posts() ){ the_post(); the_title(); the_content(); } }
You need to prepend value stored in _subtitle to the content of the post so that it works. Please place following code in your theme’s functions.php file and it shall work. Please let me know how it goes so that I may assist further: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘prepend_subtitle_to_content’ ); function prepend_subtitle_to_content( $content ){ $subtitle = get_post_meta( … Read more
Sticky posts are a pain in the butt, and is not properly implememnted IMHO. The source code clearly shows that sticky posts are only moved to the top on page one of the homepage (or any custom instance of WP_Query which emulates the homepage), sticky posts does not get removed from the paged pages. This, … Read more
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/199997/86773 As the advice suggested here, switching my hook to “wp” instead of “init” allowed me to make the page comparison I wanted using is_page().
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