How do you output custom code between posts in the loop?
I am trying to put a header before past posts and after future posts.
functions
get variables data from functions.php to template wordpress (without global variables)
I have in wordpress functions.php file
wp_get_current_user return ID = 0 when used outside of wordpress, such as webhook / fulfillment dialogflow
I want to get the user ID that is currently logged in.
I did it successfully when accessed via a web browser. However, when this function is called via dialogflow as webhook / fulfillment it always returns ID = 0.
This is my full code in PHP.
How to retrieve category NAME instead of ID in a function with a taxonomy custom field?
I’m trying to change the post title (both back-end and front-end) for a specific post type through custom field. The custom field I’m using is a taxonomy field where you I choose from different categories (cars). I’m using this code:
Override the filter from plugin in child theme
I have a filter below from plugin file:
Display a custom name when the user has no name settle in his account
I’m creating a code that shows the First Name for logged in users, using a shortcode, but I noticed that if the user has no name settle, it will display a blank space. How can I set a custom name to show up instead of the blank space? Something like this “Hi >No Name<, please settle your name in your account.”
Last updated posts shortcode in functions.php
I’m searching to create a shortcode inside function.php child theme, to show last updated posts with thumbnail.
I have this code that works into page template:
wp enqueue style on about us page
On functions.php I have the following which works on the homepage :
Between functions.php (theme), widgets, and plugins, which is loaded first?
Customer asks if a specific carousel plugin he uses can be widgetized. That means I should create a widget inside functions.php which calls the plugin’s function. That means that the plugin’s code has to be loaded first so that the function be available to WordPress when the functions.php file is loaded, right? Would that work?
How to include PHP files in plugins the correct way
My problem is when on the main plugin file I include a PHP file something like this: