When is the ‘post_content_filtered’ column in database cleared by WordPress?
Some WordPress plugins (although very few) use the post_content_filtered column in database to save some data related to a post.
I’m currently developing my WordPress locally, committing my code to GitHub with Git and then SSHing into my server and doing a “git pull” to update my code. Is this a good option for code deployment onto a WordPress site (I obviously have root level access to my server in this case.) I know of things like Capistrano, but would that be overkill for deployment to a WordPress site? How can I make the most of Git/GitHub in this case?
Some WordPress plugins (although very few) use the post_content_filtered column in database to save some data related to a post.
I managed to add a custom option-select for images with
Question: how can I change text within the Block Editor itself?
There are not a lot of filters in subclasses of WP_List_Table, at
least no where we need them to be.
I’ve set up a custom post type which has three custom meta fields: name, latitude, longitude. Each post already shows the name on an integrated map based on it’s latitude and longitude.
I’ve been searching high and low for an answer.
If we try to access a non-existant Multisite site, e.g., http://site1.example.com or http://example.com/site1/, we are redirected to http://example.com/wp-signup.php?new=site1.
This has most probably been asked before, but I really need to show WooCommerce products in my template, but I don’t know what hooks to add where. It’s my first time working with WooCommerce.
I’m using Jetpack to retrieve the number of views for each blog post.
Is there a way to use this to generate a call to the most viewed posts and list them?