I know how to add a value here that is higher than the max of 10 that is allowed as default (change the value manually in the wp_options table for the value ‘thread_comments_depth’).
I’m trying to dynamically output some settings from theme Customizer. I use this custom controls, Example 3.
I have a wordpress menu:
I thought I had it. I added an attribute “max_level” and a SelectControl element “SelectMaxLevel”. Everything works according to plan: I can set the max level and it is saved in the block. When I save the post and display the post see that the php part uses the “maximum level” variable. But when I edit the post the blocks loads it’s default value. Why does this happen?
I’m building a plugin that will call the wp_insert_post() function. I need to know if it is functionally identical to posting via the UI. For example, would other plugins (I’m thinking particularly of JetPack) share to social media or are there additional steps to replicate manually publishing (or scheduling) a post?
I am trying to combine two conditions in a query but it isn’t working. but running the conditions independently works.
Some of my products have these weird variations with unspecified attributes (I am using Size and Color in my store). It looks like this:
I’ve been experimenting with repurposing WordPress’s 404 handler/template file for a Real Estate site that I’m developing. I understand that when a non-existent URL is requested, the 404 page gets served up and that it returns a 404 status code (instead of a 200). But I’ve recently found a way to adapt the 404 template file so that it does something a bit more creative. More specifically, I’m first parsing the non-existent URL that was requested, and then using the returned value to query an external API and then display the returned data. So far it’s working much better than I’d expected, though I’m aware of one significant issue that I’m hoping I can address.
I tried to create a custom login form and custom register form by ajax. I have been successful to make that and you can see my code below for custom login form.
I have added some custom ajax calls and functionality on my WordPress site. I added code in function.php which is placed in wp_includes folder. It was working fine but from the last 2 weeks, my custom functions automatically removed from functions.php file.
what is the solution of this? I am new to WordPress. Any help would be highly appreciable.