Password in wp-config. Dangerous?
I don’t know a lot of WordPress yet, and I’m just wondering:
I don’t know a lot of WordPress yet, and I’m just wondering:
I’m a small-timer, so I was amazed at this question: Ideal WP multisite server setup for up to 1000 sites?. I know that WordPress is a highly flexible platform, but what types of entities/businesses would need or use this type of setup? In situations like this is there much redundant content? How do you begin designing something like this? Are there lessons in this for the small-timers?
Is it possible to create multiple “custom background” administration pages? A site I’m doing now needs 2 different background in 2 different areas, I would really love giving my client the same experience for both backgrounds in terms of colour/image/select-repeat etc.
Any Ideas?
I’m building a theme in _S and using native Gutenberg blocks.
I have registered a custom post type with the right parameters. By that I mean I have added 'taxonomies' => array('post_tag','category'),
I have custom query which is $query. The input is based on form input. The query has already run on a page, but after that I’d like to run it again without a page reload, so with AJAX (when the users selects a tab (Bootstrap)).
I’m using this snippet of code to send a confirmation email to user’s when their account is upgraded to a new user role.
Standard WordPress post types have “Post Tags” which can be used to “tag” posts with similar content, makes those similar posts easily accessible just by opening that particular tag page and receiving the list of all posts.
I am using this to allow users to delete their own posts on the front end of my site:
I’ve created a custom field in user profile where upload a profile image. It’s very simple.