Is it possible to block subscriber users to changing its password?
I want to disable changing password option for all my subscriber users.
I want to disable changing password option for all my subscriber users.
I created a custom post type with a custom taxonomy. I have about 1500 posts all of which are assigned to some sort of taxonomy term…some being assigned to 200+ terms.
My error when writing a plugin for uploads
I am struggling with getting post queries by coordinates. I have meta fields map_lat and map_lng for almost all post types. I am trying to return posts from one custom post type (“beaches” in this example):
Normally in a plugin I would add styles using wp_enqueue_style. However, I am currently creating a plugin that only needs a few lines of CSS and I am wondering if it might be better to serve the styles inline to save a request. Obviously there are many advantages to using wp_enqueue_style, but are they worth the extra request for such a small piece of CSS? Is there any accepted ‘best practice’ in this area?
I am trying to customize the behavior of my blog to serve a specific single post template based on the category the post is assigned to.
I’m wondering how/if I can access more than the most recent X posts defined in the wordpress settings. I’ve seen plugins that migrate all blog content through RSS, haven’t poked around to see their methods.
Is this the correct way to pass data from customize-controls.js to customize-preview.js?
i’ve been trying to get the attachment URL on single.php, so far this code gets the DIRECT LINK to the image;
Is it possible with the standard build-in tools in WordPress to get wp_query to only return the count of an query?