How to change default position of WP meta boxes?
Im wondering if there is a way to change the default position of WordPresses meta boxes such as “featured image” for custom post types without having to drag them manually?
Im wondering if there is a way to change the default position of WordPresses meta boxes such as “featured image” for custom post types without having to drag them manually?
How can I remove this custom post type from being shown in the dashboard for non admin users?
I’m trying to figure out some kind of mechanism to load plugins on demand, depending on the page url, to improve performance.
I am looking for a hook which will be triggered after someone submit checkout form and order placed ( no matter he made the payment or not ) . I tried woocommerce_new_order But it’s not working. Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help … Read more
WordPress has a feature whereby it will automatically redirect your URLs if it percieves them to be written wrongly. Here is an example: I have a page called my-page
Development mode automatically gets enabled if you don’t have a period
in your site’s hostname, i.e. localhost. If you use a different URL,
such as mycooltestsite.local or something, then you will need to
define the JETPACK_DEV_DEBUG constant.
I was wondering if there were any cut and dry rules to placing meta boxes? I have a meta box for a custom post type for a TV series that holds extra information for said series: when it began airing, genre, etc and I’m debating whether to place it under the editor or on the side. Are there any unofficial rules to what kind of meta box goes where or is it up to the developer’s discretion?
Because you can’t remove a meta box until it’s been added, it’s
important to make sure your call to remove_meta_box() happens in the
right sequence.
Is there a way I can retrieve an array of post ids queried from the following: