I have a personal website which uses WordPress.
for same changes on the theme, I can add manually codes on single.php.
Or I can write a hook for it.
for example, I want to add content on a specific single.php line.
I have 2 pages:
I want my site to redirect after login to site_url(‘/’) for all users except ‘administrator’
I also want the admin_bar showing for certain roles ie event_planner. It is all working except that when and event_planner logs on and then clicks on the admin bar to go into admin it redirects to ‘/’.
The hook being used to redirect is ‘admin_init’ which is clearly wrong.
Is there another hook I could use to initially redirect to / on login but not when pressing the dashboard on the admin bar.
I am writing a plugin that will allow simple comment upvoting.
My plugin has custom Post Types that open on a custom page triggered by the following hook:
The theme I’m using has a hook inside header.php file to separate the header into two parts, left & right. I want to add some content into the right section but I don’t understand how can I add the additional parameter when using add_action(). Code as below,
I am trying to get all user details (including WooCommerce meta data) in a function that is called with user_register and profile_update hooks. This is the simplified code:
Is it possible to run add_action under a certain condition?
I’m using a theme-specific, custom hook to add some custom attributes/values to the page’s <body> element. There are however pages on my site that use a template that do not have that hook available and for certain reasons, I cannot modify that template or create a custom version in my child theme. I have a less elegant way of adding the attributes/values that I obviously only want to use when absolutely necessary.
Is there an action i can hook into when a post is set from published back to draft? I have tried both transition_post_status and publish_to_draft but they don’t seem to work when I set the post back to draft. I am doing something like: