I am using woocommerce at work for equipment requests, therefore all products I will create will need to be £0. Is it possible to set a default value of 0 for the regular price field on the add product form?
By default, I have a 2m limit of uploads. I want to decrease this number. I found out that this code:
I’m using WordPress with UserPro, and want my menu to display the logged-in user’s first name, linked to the user profile page.
I’m working on building out a custom theme and have been struggling with this one for a bit. I am trying to modify the HTML output of the_post_thumbnail(); function. I need to do this because I am trying to support retina images on my site and would rather bake the functionality into my theme than load a plugin on the backend.
How can I restrict users (based on Capabilities) from editing their published posts after a custom amount of time.
I’ve been writing some WordPress plugins, and I’ve been having some problem with WordPress putting magic quotes on POST and GET data.
I’m working on a plugin in which I do the following for autoloading classes:
I have read that it is advised (especially with php 7) to not close the php files with ?>
I basically want to create a table (preferably AJAXified) that lets the user enter a line of information, and be able to add new lines of information, and delete selected ones.
I’m new to WordPress and was wondering why in WordPress API do they tell you to use functions such as prepare(), insert(), get_col(), get_row(), query(), etc. when technically I can use the built-in PHP-SQL functions such as mysqli_query(), mysqli_fetch_assoc(), etc.