Annoying “JQMIGRATE: Migrate is…” in console after update to WordPress 4.5
Why is there a constant notice,
Why is there a constant notice,
So I’m using Starkers to base my next WP theme on and I’ve run into a small issue, I was including my own version of jQuery in the header.php file but when inspecting my site using Firebug I noticed jquery was being downloaded twice, I did a bit of digging and noticed that not only was I including the file but so was the wp_head() function.
Is there any possibility to pass some PHP variables in javascript so I can use them later?
I would like to add thickbox for the template which I develop to WordPress. At this time I’m trying with a clean template that have only header.php, footer.php,index.php, and functions.php.
While checking the source code, I saw that WordPress uses jQuery v1.12.4. Why does WordPress use this outdated version of jQuery?
I have a list of the most recent post titles in sidebar.php. Here is an example of how that code looks:
In my plugin, I would like to add two buttons to Media Manager (to the left of “Insert Into Post” in “media-toolbar-primary” section), and connect a jQuery action to it.
I’m having problems finding a “plugin” that will help me display some of my images in a nice way such as prettyPhoto, Lightbox etc.
As I’m already using the jQuery library, I’d prefer a plugin that works with jQuery rather than Scriptaculous.
I have a website in WordPress and a page with a list with letters like this:
Something which I have never seen covered is the best way to validate that specific form fields are filled out correctly for custom post type meta boxes.