Removing username from the ‘wordpress_logged_in’ cookie
I am working with a client with some strict security measures. After undergoing security review, we were notified that the user name stored in the logged in cookie, e.g.
I am working with a client with some strict security measures. After undergoing security review, we were notified that the user name stored in the logged in cookie, e.g.
Is there any way to have more post statuses other than just draft or published?
I’m building a simple plugin and need to be able to access current post id when user clicks custom tinyMCE button (inside its onclick function). How should I get current post ID to do that.
I would like to display taxonomies within an RSS feed. I am able to display my custom fields as per Add Custom Fields to Custom Post Type RSS (Thank you to all the contributors of that post), but I am unable to display fields that contain taxonomy values. Here is the code I am using:
I’m about to start with a new project and would like to incorporate React as I want to learn more about it and this specific project would be perfect to get started as it’s not that time sensitive and pretty straight forward.
I have a custom taxonomy registered for my custom post type. I need to make it possible for a user to specify the order in which the taxonomy terms should appear (something like menu order for pages). Then when displaying the taxonomy terms on the site I will use the specified custom order to order them.
I’m developing a couple of open-source plugins and a theme (all part of a “suite”) that all use the same third party PHP library. I’m wondering what is the best way to include it in WordPress. Here are some thoughts:
The plugin I am working on contains shortcodes with forms on them. Upon form submission (POST), I do some database work, and then planned on redirecting to another page after the db work is complete. When I attempt this, I get the “Headers Already Sent” warning. Within the shortcode function, how do I call my redirect sooner than get_headers? Do I need to use some separate callback function?
I’ve got a custom query on my homepage showing all posts in a certain category. I need this query to respect sticky posts, but it seems from my research that category queries ignore stickyness. My question is two (and a half) fold:
Can you add the visual editor to the description field for custom taxonomies? It would be nice to have this option available when you edit an entry for a taxonomy be it core or custom.