I have seen some questions which look similar, but they all ended up with multisite. For maintainability, performance and security, I don’t want to use multisite. So please bear with me.
I am creating a front end dashboard where I need to show all the posts by the current user. So, I need to show posts in all states, mainly published, trashed and the pending. I am now using a simple query but it is returning only the published posts.
I’m trying to create a mega menu walker. Unfortunately, walkers completely escape my coding knowledge. I could really use some help getting it working. Here’s the features I need:
How do I set my custom loop to only show top-level posts? I have a hierarchical custom post type and the archive page shows both the parent and child posts.
I found a CSS animation snippet on Codepen, and would like to add it in my WordPress site for preloader animation, but I couldn’t find any related help or plugin that would allow me to add a Preloader with custom CSS animation.
I got the problem that i have to load my parent theme’s functions.php file before my child theme’s functions.php file loads. This is needed for the setup & init procedure. I looked at the hooks inside /wp_core_root/wp-settings.php (named: do_action('setup_theme');).
I just stepped into the concept of post formats and was wondering why there are two out of 3 functions from the post format “API” offer absolutely the same functionality. Consider the following two concepts (A vs. B):
I would like to start using the WordPress REST API v2 to query information from my site. I’ve noticed that when I visit an endpoint URL directly, I can see all of the data publicly. I’ve also seen that a lot of tutorials mention the use of test or local servers rather than live sites.
I have read countless posts on ordering data by numeric value ( as opposed to string – it i have a numeric meta value and it gets ordered like this 1 11 12 2 233 etc as opposed to the way i want it
I want to modify the WooCommerce “My Account” left side navigation menu.