How to use apply_filters() inside a plugin class?
I’d like themes to be able to alter a default array of data inside a plugin class. It’s currently set up like:
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One button on admin page works but not two
I am workin on a plugin (for use on my own site). I recently added a button to the admin page that generates some text, and it works fine. This is what I use (pilfered from examples):
How to align a single Gutenberg block button in WP 5.5.3?
With some WP update, the single block button suddenly disappeared from Gutenberg blocks. Now, we only have a block ‘Buttons’ element (don’t know why actually. I reckon’ that >80 per cent of all uses are single button scenarios…).
Setting ?context=edit results in rest_forbidden_context, even for an Administrator user
I’m an Administrator role user. When I’m using the REST API, if I attempt to call
WordPress 5: prevent link from displaying page title instead of URL
I noticed in one of the updates since wordpress 5 that when I paste in a link to another site it shows the page title as the hyperlink (usually “Home”) instead of the URL. I don’t want that, I want the actual URL as is.
How to generate the COOKIEHASH from JavaScript
The overarching question How do I get the contents of the PHP-variable: COOKIEHASH inside a Cypress-test. I’m writing some Cypress-test for WordPress, and in order to set the cookies to log in a user in WordPress using Cypress, then I need the contents of the COOKIEHASH-variable. For those not familiar with the COOKIEHASH, go to … Read more
PHP | left join avg query give me Array()
I’m trying to implement a query within my code that gives me the ability to calculate the average value between the ratings received and the number of ratings per post, and sort posts from the one with the highest rating to to the one with the lowest average rating
WP components no style
I’m trying to build a plugin menu using wordpress components but it appears all the styles are missing. For ex. the button isn’t colored the primary(Blue) in the following sandbox..
How to distinquish wordpress served links from non-wordpress served links
I am working on a legacy code where part of the website uses WP and other part ASP.net etc. Is there an easy way to tell me what content is coming from WP vs Non-WordPress? Since the codebase is large this can help me understand the flow of information.
Update post if exist from PHP
I want to publish post from php for automation reasons with dynamic data and cronjob.