I have the following code to the shortcode to display a random quote.
Question: how to make a button display a new random quote? I mean, that would hit the button and show you a new quote (without refreshing the page of course).
In my child theme’s archive.php, I have the following code for displaying the title of my archive pages:
I’m using this in my search.php template …
I’ve been reading around and trying to figure out how to do this, but for some reason I can’t seem to override parent functions in my child theme.
I have spent the last day using the functions.php file to fully customize WordPress for my client sites. I am amazed at how much I have been able to accomplish and how much easier it will make things for my clients.
I’d like to use a custom post type archive as a site’s front page, so that
It’s been talked many times that WordPress outputs some really bad code for the built-in gallery function.
I’m attempting to use actions to override function calls I currently have throughout a template (to make updating certain replicated sections easier). For example, in archives.php I have the following:
I’m building a plugin and I want to add bits of javascript in the admin head but only for certain admin pages. I don’t mean pages as in a WordPress page that you create yourself but rather existing admin section pages like ‘Your Profile’, ‘Users’, etc. Is there a wp function specifically for this task? I’ve been looking and I can only find the boolean function is_admin and action hooks but not a boolean function that just checks.
I am building an add-on to an events module that checks for availability, since there wasn’t a function for that in that module. Now that I have built the logic, there are three emails I will need to send: