Update wp_postmeta table based on 2 keys
I want to update the wp_postmeta table in the database based on 2 keys, is there a way to do that using any of the wordpress default functions. This is my DB query which is working fine:
I want to update the wp_postmeta table in the database based on 2 keys, is there a way to do that using any of the wordpress default functions. This is my DB query which is working fine:
How to laod wp_enqueue_style to another header i created my self
I’ve spent about 3 hours trying out various functions to figure out why the newline characters are being removed every time I save.
Suppose I have these WordPress pages:
I have enqueued google fonts in the usual way in functions.php:
I’m getting the error: ‘There has been a critical error on your website. Learn more about debugging in WordPress.‘.
I would like to use a different ccs file based on a javascript click event. The user will have a choice of color themes by clicking one of the colored buttons on the screen. I originally have it working by providing the linked css with an id that can be targeted with javascript. The link is in the HTML head tag of course. In WordPress though we enqueue the css file in the functions.php file and so I am not sure how to give the css file an ID to target it with the javascript. If anyone can help me out or point me in the right direction I will really appreciate it. I am open to all possibilities and I thank you all in advance. if you need me to elaborate more feel free to let me know.
Inside the loop, when logged in to a localhost test site as $user->ID == 1 the function is_author(get_current_user_id()) returns false when get_the_author_meta('ID') returns 1. Thus, the following conditional is never executed (is_user_logged_in() returns true):
I’m searching how to make First Name and Last name fields required when we add a new user. Right now only username and Email fields are required.
I have a woocomerce site which is connected to UPS e-fulfillment and when they they ship out an order, the tracking number ends up getting updated to the order notes like in this example: