my language is Persian and I wanted to change font of wordpress dashboard To be more pleasant. so I created a plugin that works easy. just changes the font of HTML elements of dashboard by CSS (font-family).
I am trying to create a post using the rest API. Which I am able to do with a fetch request as below. OurPostData contains the title, content and URL of a featured image which is an external url
Is there a generic way to support caching plugins? For example to set a flag after you update an option that caching plugins watch?
Alright, so I’m developing a plugin where my plugin file is a class which holds all the functions related to the initiation of the plugin, such that I can simply provide all of the plugins functionalities by initiating the class. According to a variety of docs, I developed stuff in a way where I hook all of the plugin’s functionalities as callbacks onto the according hooks. Callbacks are defined as public functions in the class, and the callbacks are hooked via the class constructor; like so:
I am working on a simple plugin that shows an HTML form where the user can input a keyword which is used to query an external API. I currently have the form and the related jQuery set up, but when passed to the plugin’s PHP file, I get a response of simply 0. At this point I’m only just trying to get any response but 0 (see the echo "Whyyyy" part). I’ve been scouring the internet and feel like I have tried everything that’s been suggested, leading me to think I’m making a mistake somewhere.
I have a plugin with a custom post type for courses. I want to customize the content inside of the archive page’s posts and style it. I realize that the archive page is using the_content() to retrieve the posts’ content, and I’m able to use the corresponding filter to customize it; however, it’s stripping the HTML and not allowing me to style it. How do I get past this?
currently running wordpress 5.6
Is it possible to show list of taxonomy terms in archive page instead of the post list? Via modifying the query and not temper with theme templates?
In my old WordPress themes (before Gutenberg) I used get_theme_mod to get custom values for certain things in the theme.
I am making a plugin with a setting page in it. In its setting page I need a user registration form with only two fields: username and password. How can I save this data to the database?