I see no reason why $_POST[‘delete’] should not be set assuming there are no page redirects involved. I can’t tell from your code if that is the case, but it superficially appears not to be. I do see other potential problems. You are setting your form action to an empty string. While that does sometimes … Read more
It’s not “smart” enough to reason that you want to modify the value, not just set it to something. You’ll need to: retrieve the current value (get_query_var() probably) change it as needed use resulting value with add_query_arg()
Okay, it’s not a simple array but a multi level array, so you can not simply use <?php echo $video->link; ?>. It wont print anything because $video array does not have any child item named link but link is the item of a child array. So if you are certain that you only need to … Read more
You can simply preprocess the content by adding a filter to the_content like that: function wpse_337486( $content ) { if ( is_single() ) { // Get the current post. global $post; // Get all post tags. Get only their names. $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID, [‘fields’ => ‘names’]); // Append post tags to content. $content = $content … Read more
I think I may have the solution below 🙂 Try adding this to your CSS file: @media screen and (max-width: 479px) { .sow-slider-base ul.sow-slider-images li.sow-slider-image.sow-slider-image-cover { background-image: url(‘http://www.thousandgirlsinitiative.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Wendy-mobile.jpg’) !important; } #why-sponsor-homepage { padding: 20px; } } All I have done here is removed the space between url and the link of the image and it … Read more
It is not hard to log queries performed by WordPress. Simplest way would be to use plugin such as Debug Bar that collects backtrace information about where in code was query performed.
You’ve made no attempt to check for errors, e.g. $result may be false, also your code would fail if there was more than one result returned. So instead of using a custom table, and reinventing the wheel, use the provided APIs: get_theme_mod and set_theme_mod So your code now becomes: function asec_get_link_color( $default_color=”blue”) { return get_theme_mod( … Read more
You can use if ( is_singular( ‘POST_TYPE’ ) ) to determine the type if your singular post. Remember to change POST_TYPE to your desired type.
I ended up using this method… http://www.lotsofcode.com/php/php-array-pagination.htm This script will allow you to take an array and paginate across multiple pages. Works good for what i need. Just working on how to number each item in the array across the pages in a descending order…
It was a bug in WordPress. Please see this track ticket #21581 for details.