Gutenberg block don’t save rich text content
I could not get to work. When published the content the attribute innerContent didn’t save. Here is what I tried.
I could not get to work. When published the content the attribute innerContent didn’t save. Here is what I tried.
tl;dr: Why does using media manager popup within a TinyMCE popup cause duplications of shortcodes? Is it my code or just the way life is? [Spoiler: It was my code]
I created a query with arguments see blow.
On the page I see an error in a loop
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I’m using the following code to add a panel to the admin menu screen, so the users are able to add a Cart link to their menus:
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The timezone-setting (in ‘Settings’ >> ‘Generel’ >> ‘Timezone’), seems to be ignored. I’ve set it to be ‘Copenhagen’ (value: Europe/Copenhagen).
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I looking to send new order woocommerce email notification to two diferent emails depending if a product in the order has a specific TAG or not. So far what I came up with was the following: //Custom NEW ORDER Email address depending on Product Tag add_filter( 'woocommerce_email_recipient_new_order', 'new_order_conditional_email_recipient', 10, 2 ); function new_order_conditional_email_recipient( $recipient, $order … Read more