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I have this code which works great.
I have this code which works great.
I searched for something like single_cat_slug but I did not find something relevant. All I don’t know how to do it is to find the slug, not the name, of the currently opened category page. I do not know how to find the slug if I have the name.
in multi author website when author publish post , he/her can give star rating to his/her own post. and I can display average rating for every taxonomy term using this formula:
I am currently developing my first WordPress plugin. A few days ago I submitted it to WordPress for review. Unfortunately, the plugin was not (yet) published, because I still have to close some security issues. More specifically, it is about the fact that data must be Sanitized, Escaped, and Validated.
Here’s the situation:
Seems like it should be simple (the Stack Overflow catchphrase)
For the columns block type, I’d like to add in a default value of wp-block-columns--padded in the “Additional CSS class(es)” field, the idea being that the user could remove or modify the class as needed (i.e. removing it to disable all padding, changing it wp-block-columns--padded-extra for additional padding, etc.). Is it possible to do this via a filter or something similar? I did look in to wp.hooks.addFilter, but that didn’t allow the user to edit the classes that I added.
I’m looking for a way to prevent the automatic login after registration (i.e. by logging him out after registration) and redirect him to a custom URL.
So far I’m only able to do both of them individually, but the combination of it is not working.
For redirect after registration I’m using the following:
I have inherited a WordPress instance backed by a MySQL database, hosted on a bare bones server. I have SSH access to the server, and I can even log in with an old set of credentials to the admin panel. But the login I have does not allow me to install plugins, which I now must do.
I am trying to use UnitControl in my custom Gutenberg block to define the line-height of text. I receive the “This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed” when I try to access the block in the WordPress editor. I am unsure what is causing this error. I’ve even tried removing references to the UnitControl in the return and save such as lineHeight:headlineSpacing to see if it would stop flagging the error. It still gives me the error so I am unsure if I am using UnitControl correctly at all or if perhaps I’ve made a mistake in the <UnitControl> element.