I have a page that I would like to work on little techniques and then show them off. I built a scrolling banner that uses images and then scrolls them in order. I have successfully built this with static HTML but I have never done so in WordPress.
Currently i am using the following generic flow for adding the shortcode for a plugin.
I am working on a custom theme for a network of sites that are deployed under a WordPress MultiSite installation.
Is it possible to order my list of custom posts, after filtering it with meta_query, by the meta data of my choice?
I’m trying to add an extra class name to all the blocks by extending them. Documentation: Extending Blocks
I am working a plugin where I am trying to connect an HR system with WordPress. There is an XML API on the HR system so I have written the plugin to take the data and put it into a WordPress database table specific to my plugin. This is all done via the built in AJAX etc but there was a request for the person to be able to schedule a task so that it wasn’t querying the HR system on every site visit (the list of positions need to be displayed on the site front page). Then the problem becomes syncing. This is an IIS environment so they want to use Scheduled Tasks to sync the site. I explained the WordPress scheduled task API but they prefer to have it sync manually through their own infrastructure.
I currently have a list of categories that go with my ‘posts’
I want the same categories to go with my custom post types ‘services’ and ‘work’
I wanna preview all the fields that the nav menu $item array holds. Is there a function to fetch it from anywhere and place it inside var_dump?
There is an opt-in filter that allows all plugins on my site to receive automatic updates:
I have a custom post type with comments enabled. The comments metabox in the admin only appears when the post is published. I’m wanting to use the comments system as more of a discussion between certain authors (it will be hidden on the front end) so I would like the commenting system to be active when the posts are draft, pending or published. Is this possible?