In my theme’s functions.php, I’m calling an add_action in order to gain a measure of control on where jquery is loaded (in the footer along with my theme’s other scripts).
I’m currently developing my WordPress locally, committing my code to GitHub with Git and then SSHing into my server and doing a “git pull” to update my code. Is this a good option for code deployment onto a WordPress site (I obviously have root level access to my server in this case.) I know of things like Capistrano, but would that be overkill for deployment to a WordPress site? How can I make the most of Git/GitHub in this case?
Some WordPress plugins (although very few) use the post_content_filtered column in database to save some data related to a post.
I managed to add a custom option-select for images with
Question: how can I change text within the Block Editor itself?
There are not a lot of filters in subclasses of WP_List_Table, at
least no where we need them to be.
I’ve set up a custom post type which has three custom meta fields: name, latitude, longitude. Each post already shows the name on an integrated map based on it’s latitude and longitude.
I’ve been searching high and low for an answer.
If we try to access a non-existant Multisite site, e.g., http://site1.example.com or http://example.com/site1/, we are redirected to http://example.com/wp-signup.php?new=site1.
This has most probably been asked before, but I really need to show WooCommerce products in my template, but I don’t know what hooks to add where. It’s my first time working with WooCommerce.