Why is wp_kses not keeping style attributes as expected?
I want to keep the style attribute. $str is just an example, here’s my code:
I want to keep the style attribute. $str is just an example, here’s my code:
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If you were configuring a new VPS for a WP website that hasn’t launched yet, What technologies would you choose? (website specs below)
I’m currently working on a theme that enables the user to upload a logo via the customize theme page.
Case: When a user submits a (Gravity)form, the plugin automatically generates an unique entry ID for that specific form. In my case the form settings only allow user to submit the form once, and only if user is registered. When user submits the form, a page is created with the content of the form. The … Read more
Not sure how to achieve this. I’m trying to mix standard posts and custom posts on a site homepage but I only want to display the custom posts if a meta value is set. Displaying the posts works fine 'post_type' => array('game', 'post') but when I add in the meta_query the regular posts are no longer displaying (which makes sense as they don’t meet the meta_query condition).
I’m trying to create a search results listing for a custom post type and the problem I’m running in to is with the way the ‘meta_query’ parameter is stringing the passed values together. It appears to be treating each ‘meta_query’ value as an ‘AND’ rather than ‘OR’. Here is the code I’m using:
on my theme, i found this script
I’ve created a custom taxonomy. It’s working just as expected, aside from it is not showing in the get_taxonomies array. get_terms function returns an invalid taxonomy error.
How do I make sure my blog is iPad / iPhone / Android / touch-device friendly?