The WordPress REST API has revolutionized how developers interact with WordPress sites, offering a robust set of endpoints for managing content and performing various operations. While the API comes with a predefined set of routes for core functionalities, developers often need to create custom routes and endpoints to extend WordPress’ capabilities and meet specific project […]
Method 1: Method 2: The second option is to use the register_post_type_args filter.
You can get it by adding _embed as param to your query
And the valid events are: wpcf7invalid — Fires when an Ajax form submission has completed successfully, but mail hasn’t been sent because there are fields with invalid input. wpcf7spam — Fires when an Ajax form submission has completed successfully, but mail hasn’t been sent because a possible spam activity has been detected. wpcf7mailsent — Fires when an Ajax […]
Getting the Site’s URL Let’s say your site’s URL is http://example.com. If you want to print this out in the source, you can use the url parameter. This works great for absolute link references. For example, if you wanted to reference your logo (let’s say the file name is logo.png) that is in a directory called images, you would do […]
Getting the URL to the Current Theme To grab the current theme directory’s URL, you can use the template_url parameter. This makes your WordPress themes more flexible so that when you change the domain name or use it in multiple domain names you don’t have to worry about changing anything that references the theme’s location. You can use this […]
Now let’s move on to some more functions we can use inside the loop. Many of these functions can only be used inside the loop and may not work if used outside of it. Display the title of the post: Display the URL of the post: Display the content of the post: Display the excerpt […]
The navigation menu feature, introduced in WordPress 3.0, allows for the intuitive creation and maintaining of navigation menus in themes.At the very least, a standard theme will need a main navigation menu, perhaps in the header and a secondary navigation menu in the footer. To do this, we will register those two menus “Main Menu” […]
Most people commenting on blogs online have an avatar associated with them. If, however, they don’t and you don’t particularly like the WordPress default avatar options, you can define your own.To do so, include the following code in your functions.php: What we’re doing here first, is checking to see if the function exists. If it does, […]
