Adding Widget form fields dynamically
I am trying to add form field to a WordPress widget dynamically. So if the user want to add another date to an event they can click a button to get more fields.
I am trying to add form field to a WordPress widget dynamically. So if the user want to add another date to an event they can click a button to get more fields.
It’s normal that a developer or a shop will spend several hours on each project running the same configuration options (for permalinks, SEO options, user roles, plugins that you always use etc.).
I have a plugin installed that adds additional custom block types that can be used in the Gutenberg editor (the plugin is called Block Lab). Now I want to remove that plugin. For that, I have to remove all the used instances of those blocks. Is there a way to find all the occurrences of a used block type?
I’ve spent a few days trying to learn how to best add rewrite rules. So far my understanding is that a suitable way to add simple rules is to use add_rewrite_rules(), with large thanks to Jan Fabry on this exchange who’s elaborations have been of great use.
My theme has a custom menu assignment…
I use this to display all posts in all categories.
I’m using plugin Woocommerce to do shop online. I have many categories for example shoes, clothes and so on. How can I display the products of specific category? I see such product loops of on the sample page, but I only want show the products of a specific category in my index.php. Answers: Thank you … Read more
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I am running some of the WP functions directly inside a plugin, including wp_insert_post(), if something goes wrong, this returns a WP Error object, what is the correct method to catch this error? Either using built in WP functions or PHP exceptions or whatnot..
OK I’m trying to load content of a post via AJAX.