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');
});
On a project, sometimes you may require WordPress to perform search through post titles only and exclude post content as well as post excerpts. Although it’s not very useful to exclude post content from searches because then you will get less relevant results and also less results in quantity, but on a special project you…
If you need to display the terms list of the current post on your website then you must use the_terms function. WordPress function the_term displays the linked terms of a taxonomy separated by user defined characters. It’s very powerful function to get list of categories, tags or any other custom defined taxonomies in WordPress. The…
Post revisions are a way for users to keep a working collection of each different version of a post and then revert back to it in the future if necessary. It is a useful feature for some but some find it to be totally useless because cluttering of WordPress database, gobbles up disk space, and…
By OutsourcedContent — on September 29, 2017 Use this code snippet to display the first category of a WordPress post. <?php $smello = (array) get_the_category($post_ID])[0]; echo $smello[‘cat_name’]; ?> where $post_ID is the ID of the post whose category is required. Change [0] to [1] to get the second category. Not all posts will…
WordPress recently introduced automatic WordPress updates in version 3.7. WordPress can now automatically update itself without any user input, when there is a new minor or security release available. Earlier we showed you how to disable automatic updates in WordPress for manual updating. But if you really like the idea of auto-updating WordPress, then you…
WordPress by default assign a unique username to each user on registration. As usernames are unique on a WordPress website, there is a fine possibility that the username a user wants to register has already been taken by another user, in that case, he have to choose a different username that user might not remember…