I ama newbie in WordPress Plugin development in which I have some HTML form on the main plugin page that will get the data from the admin who is logged in and a back page where I have some different functions in PHP like to get information from the database etc. To explain in detail, here is the code…
In order to avoid poor performance with multiple <script> tags I do concatenation of scripts regularly and produce one single bundle.min.js JS file and 'jsbundle' identifier.
Is there any real benefit to using wp_enqueue_script on small self-managed sites? For instance, Modernizr, why enqueue it through a function rather than call it directly inside the document head?
The WP.SE community has always advised the use of wp_register_script and wp_enqueue_script for adding scripts in a theme/template (and likewise, wp_register_style and wp_enqueue_style for stylesheets).
If a plugin uses some script (prominent example: jQuery UI Datepicker), but you’re not happy with how the script renders the output, then there’re two possibilities:
I’m wondering if it is possible to add different classes to second/third/fourth/etc-level items that have children in Appearance > Menus tree?
I’m very new to this API, in fact I’ve only spent couple hours on it so far. I’ve done my research but cannot find anything about it…
Where could I find an exhaustive list of javascript events defined by WooCommerce. ( Events like “woocommerce_variation_has_changed” )
I have widgets that have javascript controls attached to them.
I’m trying to enqueue a JS script only when someone is adding or editing a custom post type I created called “recipes”. Currently the script works ok when I do this: