meta_query for a string inside a meta field containing a comma-separated list
In my project the WP users have a custom meta field “usergroup” containing a comma separated list of values. The meta field can contain values like this:
In my project the WP users have a custom meta field “usergroup” containing a comma separated list of values. The meta field can contain values like this:
I created a custom post type (“Organization”), and I’ve also created a custom user role (“Representative”). Also, I’ve ensured that the Representative role has read/edit/create/publish post capabilities.
I’m trying to load individual Post Blocks (by type) into separate divs, I’ve tried filtering tags but the outcome is there’s a bunch of abandoned divs and it’s overall messy and unpredictable.
I can pass a single tag slug to WP REST API. But, cannot pass multiple tags slug. It gives an error – the request was made to wp-json/w1/unica/posts/unica-12-1&interact and the error message is:
How can I add a custom rewrite rule so I can catch paths like these:
I tried to get random media id from wordpress media gallery using this:
We’ve recently moved providers for our WordPress website and can preview the website using hosts.cx or editing our hosts file to point at the new server IP address before we change the A records for our domain to point at the new website.
So basically whats in the title. I migrated the company website to my localhost to implement some changes. First I cloned the repository, then I created the database, and uploaded the sql file. Configured the wp-config.php file. Ran the sql querries to update the links in the databse, restarted everything, and when I go to the local host address it throws an “oops, page not found” error. What’s weirder is that the wp-admin page works perfectly and I can see all the contents of the site in there, but whenever I try to open any page it throws the same “page not found” screen. The links seem to be working well too. And I even added this:
How do you pass the aria_label parameter to get_search_form()?
I wanted to use the_content filter to check the post categories. If a post has certain categories selected, depending on the user I want to return a message saying something like ‘Sorry, you cannot view this’, rather than the content itself.