Single functions.php or split into many small files?
I am creating a simple framework with theme options. I have divided chunks of code within functions.php and placed it within a specific folder structure.
I am creating a simple framework with theme options. I have divided chunks of code within functions.php and placed it within a specific folder structure.
How can I create let say 3 posts after the user finish the registration ?
I am wondering what the most efficient method is to add a javascript file specifically for a post and/or page.
I need to make WordPress call a specific REST endpoint when a new post is published, passing the most important post data via JSON.
I need a plugin or some guidence on creating a user’s own folder on user registation.
I would like to change the markup created by from what is it as standard (dl) to a unordered-list with a difference. Below is the desired markup:
I noticed a lot of developers of WordPress themes would use this in functions.php
Update: I managed to get the AJAX working, but not in the click event. I updated the question to match this.
I just decided to try using WordPress for a CMS (not a blog). The site will have some product information that I want the client to be able to update. Instead of creating an entire admin side just for them to update their products, is it possible to create a form in the WordPress admin so they can add products to a database?
I am trying to query for all posts with a post format of ‘quote.’ I have added the post formats to my functions.php with