I have a custom post type (speaker) and I would like to load the list of speakers sorted by last name. I can’t seem to figure it out. I tried the code from this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16416217/wordpress-orderby-last-word-in-title
After a new user registration, WP sends out an email with the login / password, and a link to the login page.
From my understanding of how WordPress updates core and plugins is that every 12 hours it goes out and looks for updates. When does that time get set? 12 hours from initial installation? I ask this because using the plugin auto-update filter add_filter( 'auto_update_plugin' ); you could theoretically only allow plugins to update between certain times but if that certain time does not fall into that 12 hour window then plugins will never be updated.
How can I stop WordPress from prompting me to enter FTP information when doing updates?
There are two query_posts() functions technically speaking. One query_posts() is actually WP_Query::query_posts() and the other is in global space.
Before I ask this question, I know there is a (legitimate) hesitation to answer questions here about Woo products since they have their own support and their users should be encouraged to use that. I am a paying Woo user but couldn’t solve this with their paid support, and my question is about overriding classes … Read more
If I have a loop running from a category query like :
Next in my quest to extend WordPress is altering how WordPress uses the the $sentence variable in posts_search to include an additional string, when the $sentence variable meets a certain criteria.
This is what I’m trying to do:
WordPress sometimes “guesses” a redirection for a nonexistent page slug if the slug is at the beginning of another URL. After some searching, my hypothesis is that this part of the canonical redirection functionality, which can be disabled using this code: