[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 9, 2017 Pass the id of the image to the function and it will return an array with the id’s of all the posts that use the given image. /** * Find all posts that uses the given image * * @param  $image_id  Integer    ID of the image to work on *…

[ad_1] Many developers were concerned about the data WordPress should send back to WordPress.org when checking update for plugins and themes. Some have expressed concern that private plugins developed for a specific client or website may contain some sensitive information in their headers, like contact information for the developer, etc and it should not be…

[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 10, 2017 To retrieve the post title of a post as saved in the wp_posts table in the WordPress database use this <?php echo get_post_field( ‘post_title’, $post_id, ‘raw’ ); ?> If you use get_the_title() function, WordPress applies the ‘the_title‘ filter before returning the value. [ad_2]

[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 13, 2017 For general sanitization of text input fields and text areas for plugin options and such, use: sanitize_text_field( string $string ) For escaping in general for text input fields, use: esc_attr( string $string ) @refer https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/66323/90061 [ad_2]

[ad_1] WordPress is one of the best Content Management System (CMS) available and it is such a well thought out flexible system that it can be used for any type of website. And since you can create multiple different types of sites, there is always going to be some features which aren’t needed or wanted…

[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 16, 2017 Add this to your jQuery file. // Smooth scroll When Clicking Anchor // @refer https://stackoverflow.com/a/7717572/8255629 var jQueryroot = $(‘html, body’); $(‘a[href^=”#”]’).click(function () {   jQueryroot.animate({     scrollTop: $( $.attr(this, ‘href’) ).offset().top   }, 1000);   return false; }); [ad_2]

[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 19, 2017 Add the following code to functions.php or to a custom plugin to style WooCommerce checkout form fields with sweet Bootstrap 4 styling. /** * Add Bootstrap form styling to WooCommerce fields * * @since  1.0 * @refer  http://bit.ly/2zWFMiq */ function iap_wc_bootstrap_form_field_args ($args, $key, $value) {      $args[‘input_class’][] =…

[ad_1] WordPress comes with a lot of cool features but ability to schedule your blog posts and publish them on specific time in future is one of my favorite. It is recommended that you don’t over load your readers by publishing all articles at once but schedule them to publish in uniform gap. This way…

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[ad_1] By OutsourcedContent — on November 30, 2017 Add .launch-contact-modal class to your WordPress menu item. This can be done from the admin interface Appearance > Menu. Change #contactModal in the following jQuery to the ID of your Bootstrap 4 modal. jQuery(document).ready(function($){   // Adding Bootstrap Modal to WordPress Menu   $(‘.launch-contact-modal’).find(‘a’).attr(‘data-toggle’, ‘modal’);   $(‘.launch-contact-modal’).find(‘a’).attr(‘data-target’, ‘#contactModal’); }); [ad_2]