That’s going to be a lot of work, because the class that is used to generate these tables contains some private functions for building the html. This means you cannot call them from within the callback function that you specifiy when you add the submenu page for the list of posts in a certain category … Read more
This should be doable in the get_children() query, try the following: Take a look at the codex entry of get_children(). You will see that get_children() uses the same args as get_posts(). If you than look at get_posts() you will see that you have 2 order arguments to work with: ‘orderby’ => ‘date’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, … Read more
I don’t know the scale of your project, my solution will help you to get around it quickly, but it’s inefficient when it comes to larger scaled projects. The easy way You can add a filter to the_content filter and finally link every word inside of the content to the search page of that specified … Read more
You can create a route for Rest API using the below code. Simply put this code in your function.php file /* Route For api */ add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function () { register_rest_route(‘wp/v2’, ‘test’, array( ‘methods’ => array(‘GET’, ‘POST’), ‘callback’ => ‘test’, )); } ); And then simply create a callback function test and put your stuff … Read more
If you look into LONGTEXT documentation you’ll see that: The effective maximum length of LONGTEXT columns also depends on the configured maximum packet size in the client/server protocol and available memory. So I would say that 4GB support is only theoretical, in real life your server configuration wouldn’t allow operating on such a big chunk … Read more
Since there are no tags around the space characters, they will be compressed on the page output. So the visual output will not be affected. And a very minor effect on the database or processing of the post content. If you are really concerned about the extra stuff, then you could use the_content filter … Read more
Have you considered using the ACF plugin? ACF has a very convenient field type – gallery. I think it would match what you want a 100% without the need to poke around the native/custom DB queries. Check it out.
I would use a wp_query. Place this in your functions.php: /** * Order posts by the last word in the post_title. * Activated when orderby is ‘wpse_last_word’ */ add_filter(‘posts_orderby’, function($orderby_sql, \WP_Query $q) { $orderbys = $q->get(‘orderby’); if (!$orderbys) { return; } if ($orderby_sql) { $orderby_sql_array = [$orderby_sql]; } else { $orderby_sql_array = []; } if … Read more
There are various ways to solve this. First coming to mind are checking via is_singular() or get_post_type(). Using the latter you could write foreach( $posts as $p ): setup_postdata( $p ); $post_type = get_post_type($p); if ($post_type === Tribe__Events__Main::POSTTYPE) { //or: if ($post_type === ‘tribe_events’) { // Display the date of the event $p_event = tribe_get_start_time … Read more
The image is there. If you view the source you can see it. If you inspect the image in your browser you can see its hidden with CSS and set to display:none; This is the style your theme is applying. .single .entry-content img { display: none; } You will need to override that style with … Read more