Hook ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’ priority has no effect
In a theme I am working there are up to 3 Stylesheets. I am using the hook ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’. The order of the stylesheets is important for overwriting styles.
I have a code like this:
In a theme I am working there are up to 3 Stylesheets. I am using the hook ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’. The order of the stylesheets is important for overwriting styles.
I have a code like this:
I am trying to get the username and password that entered by the wordpress admin in the add new user screen to use those into creating a webmail account using cpanel api.
My head hurts…
I’m using the theme-check plugin to check my theme for errors and recommendations, I’m using get_template_part() in theme files like header.php and index.php but in functions.php I’m using include_once() theme-check is not pointing at these, it’s pointing at include_once used in a widgets.php file which is included in functions.php
I have the code below in my functions.php file, it works great and allows me to use page templates in my custom post type ‘services’.
I’m trying to display the Woocommerce nav filters on the home page so visitors can filter all the shop products from any page (when they hit the filter they will be taken to the shop page as usual). What I wanted is to include it on the header to accomplish this but it doesn’t work.
I have the following function to output a custom menu in select format for a responsive design I’m working on.
I have added a .ico mime type into my WordPress site and I’m able to upload favicon files. But the media library only displays the default.png image for these images and also in the Customizer. How can I get WordPress to display these favicon images, in the media library and the customizer?
I have a list of attachment IDs which are built using this array:
I don’t know a lot of WordPress yet, and I’m just wondering: