Update: I got this working with a different hook user_register. It looks like wpmu_activate_user was never triggering. I would still like to have this happen after the user verifies and sets a password though. Can anyone help? Current Code: function xxx_whmcs_signup($user_id) { //Get User Fields $user_info2 = get_userdata($user_id); $id = $user_info2->ID; //Get Custom Fields $first_name … Read more
The code below works perfectly When I create a new post, an email is sent out to the email included in the function. I would like to know how I can send an email when anything is published on the website, like custom post types, pages and regular posts function notifyauthor($post_id) { $post = get_post($post_id); … Read more
If I want to change the footer credits, I would usually copy the footer.php to a child theme and edit the following snippet:
I am trying to enqueue a hover function in my functios.php of my child theme, so that when hovering over a title, a div with a text will be visible. The code I am using is this:
I’m using the following code to add a panel to the admin menu screen, so the users are able to add a Cart link to their menus:
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 have a situation where I have a function hooked to more than one custom hooks.
How to check in the callback function which custom hook triggered the call?
We have the following code that is used to hide our core theme so that it can’t be enabled directly and you can only enable the child themes from the WordPress Dashboard.
In the question How to add code to Header.php in a child theme?, a recommended solution is to create a plugin, then hook into wp_head action by using this code:
Using tinyMCE as wp_editor in a custom post type metabox create an alert when I try to submit or If I want to change location