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How to hide unwanted menu items in WordPress admin

When there is a case – disable unused or system sections and tabs in the admin panel on the left, you can use this code for functions.php with a description in the comments: add_action('admin_menu', 'remove_admin_menu'); function remove_admin_menu() { //remove_menu_page('options-general.php'); // Delete the Settings section remove_menu_page('tools.php'); // Instruments remove_menu_page('users.php'); // Users …

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Automatically text replacement via WordPress function

Someday I will describe the way of creating a multisite for WordPress without database clones and installing plugins. But in this article I am describing a solution when several sites work with the same database and with the same admin panel, and for example, for a subdomain I need to …

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301 redirect to https via WordPress function

I don’t remember why I needed this solution at all, most likely because of infinitive redirects after editing .htaccess file. Below is a redirect option via functions.php: function force_https () { if ( !is_ssl() ) { wp_redirect('https://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 301 ); exit(); } } add_action ( 'template_redirect', 'force_https', …

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301 redirect to https for WordPress multisite

The multisite mode in this case is when the main domain and its subdomains work in the same base and the subdomains are a mirror of the main site. If I add a standard 301 redirect to .htaccess then subdomains via http subdomains start redirecting to the main site. This …

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How to display page/post content in WordPress theme

This case is relevant for cases when you need to display all the content of a particular page in a template. Below is an example PHP include for implementation. <?php $post1 = get_post( 100500 ); $text = $post1->post_content; // post content echo apply_filters('the_content', $text); // output content ?> Instead of …

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How to add widget for WordPress

You must first make an area for displaying the widget through the admin panel, then connect the widget in the template file. For the first part, use the code and place it in the template’s functions.php. register_sidebar(array( 'name' => 'newwidgetblock', // name of the area in admin panel 'id' => …

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Display categories above product list for WooCommerce

To display categories above the list of products, you need to enable this checkbox in the WooCommerce settings, but then the categories will be displayed the same as the products, there will be no separator between categories and products. The following code makes it possible, with the “Show products only” …

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How to allow HTML tags in WordPress category description

By default, the engine cuts out all HTML tags, and with them the content that we write in the description field for WordPress categories. To teach WordPress to understand tags, you need to add the following code to the functions.php file: remove_filter('pre_term_description', 'wp_filter_kses'); remove_filter('pre_term_description', 'wp_kses_data'); By the way, to add …

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ACF not showing up in WooCommerce categories

By default, ACF fields can be displayed like this: <?php the_field('slogan');?> or like this: <?php if( get_field("slogan") ): ?> <?php the_field( "slogan" ); ?> <?php else :?> Custom text if needed. <?php endif; ?> In WooCommerce, this construction does not work, below are correct code example: $queriedObject = get_queried_object(); echo …

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