Why nav_menu_css_class doesn’t work with apply_filters?
I was trying to add css class to nav items.
I was trying to add css class to nav items.
I created a custom theme for my website and I’m in the process of updating the theme to work with Gutenberg. So far the file size of the theme’s functions.php file is currently 1.9MBs. Does the file size of my theme’s functions.php file matter? If so, then how do I create a custom plugin?
Is there any way to create a fullwidth dashboard widget in the WP Admin Dashboard?
I’m developing a simple WordPress plugin, and each time I want to test the plugin manually, I need to make a zip file and upload it to the site through the admin panel. (The WordPress site is running locally through XAMPP) It’s very tedious to do this every time I make a change.
I am using the save_post hook to handle updates in a post that are done via the admin edit post page.
How can I detect if a plugin or a program is creating a folder on the root directory of my WordPress site? How will I know if I could safely remove them? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue … Read more
Context: I have created a plugin that is enabled only at the network level and it handles certain synchronizations between the child sites. As it is a network level plugin, it has its menu added to the network dashboard instead of the admin dashboards of child sites.
I want change the WordPress gallery html layout, By default, the output of HTML is as follows:
The standard or more obvious way to change a post author in WP is to use the wp_update_post() function, as shown in this question.
I’m fairly new to WP dev and I’m trying to work out the best method to include reusable sections/templates within the page content added within the page editor. I have included an image to illustrate what I mean: