Is there anyway to show in a template for a post, how many times that post has been viewed, like hits without some sort of plugin? It seems wordpress would have this built in, but I am unable to find any template tags for such a think in the documentation?
I’m working on a plugin in which I do the following for autoloading classes:
I have been working with the WP REST API and all GET (read) commands pull the data I want from both built in and custom post types (this plugin was a godsend btw to help). I can also POST to create posts with top level information for both built-in and custom post types. All my authentication is working fine. But when I try to update post meta, I have been met by the following response:
Using WordPress Settings API tutorial I created a new custom menu and corresponding sub menus. Each of my menus have a page of its own. I used add_menu_page() and add_submenu_page() for that. (Here is the Complete Code)
WordPress 5.4 introduced the Site Health Status dashboard widget (source).
I have read that it is advised (especially with php 7) to not close the php files with ?>
I currently use a WordPress network in order to run a number of sites, which all use the same template, plugins and images. As posts appear on a multiple sites, it makes sense to only upload images to one location (and have one copy of an image), rather than multiple ones.
How can I add a CSS Class to the previous_post_link output or just get the URL and create the HTML markup myself
I am trying to fetch a post based on the following meta keys.
I’m using a free SEO plugin for WordPress called Rank Math – https://wordpress.org/plugins/seo-by-rank-math/