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For years, theme developers wishing to pass data to template files have had to use less than ideal workarounds. This included the use of global variables, set_query_var(), the include( locate_…

Hi everyone, Everything in the topic title :). A little more detail though : I have a custom post type, called Estimate. A set of ACF custom fields has been added to this custom post type. I use the Advanced Post Creation Add-on to create a new Estimate thanks with GF. So far, so good ! Post is created, with valid title & content. Then I tried to map my GF fields to the existing ACF custom fields (in the Post Creation section), but none of the ACF fields is mentionned in the Select a Custom...

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When you have a lot of posts, pages or media content, it's easy for your WordPress media library to get out of hand. Cleaning up your library not only makes it easier to use (saving you time), but also reduces disk space. Learn how to clean up your WordPress media library!

A custom honeypot is a simple and effective way to eliminate spam. If a hidden field in your form is filled in, you can be fairly confident the submission is…

I need to remove the recurring info from my list view. I did see a css solution posted in a couple threads (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/how-to-remove-text-recurring-event-see-all-from-recurring-events/, https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/recurring-event-text-appears-in-the-list-view/) but I need it to be completely absent from the DOM. I am using to display the date info for the event, but the recurring info is…

Hi is there a way to show above a title of a recurring event the date of the first and of the last event of the serie, instead of the date of the day of the single (for example, from 13 april to 17 april 2016 instead of only 13…14…15…16 or 17 april)? Thanks

Add links to ALL other occurrences in a recurring event series (not just future occurrences) -- looks like http://cl.ly/1h383J1b3L0P -- created for https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topi...

👋 Be sure you have read our Customizing CSS documentation page before proceeding to this article. There are several key areas to be aware of regarding the responsiveness of the events templates, especially if you plan to customize how this component works. We’re introducing a new way to handle responsiveness. We’re using container-based queries. This …

There are three distinct ways to customize calendar styles: Adding custom styles directly in your stylesheets. This is best when you have just a few changes and are certain you won’t lose your changes if your theme updates. Using the WordPress Customizer. Use this by navigating to Appearance → Customize from the WordPress dashboard, then …

With the Block (Gutenberg) Editor, all post types that have support for default templates for which order your block will show up when you create a new post. For events, we introduced a filter to allow you to easily customize your default content. Hook name: tribe_events_editor_default_template Parameters used on this Filter $template – Array with …

You actually have to tell it to. You have to instruct it as to your custom taxonomy permalink structure. So let me walk you through how to do it.

Wondering what is a taxonomy? This in-depth post will take you through everything there is to know about WordPress taxonomies, categories, and tags.

In this post we'll look at WordPress permalinks and how they allow site admins to set basic and advanced semantic, usable, accessible and SEO-friendly URLs.

WordPress permalinks are great for having friendly urls that your visitors can also remember and that benefit your SEO optimization. Some solutions will require you to have an url made of a combination of different content. In this tutorial we …

This complete course covers a range of topics to get you up to speed on the most effective uses of wp_query from the essentials to advanced implementations.

About a month ago, I read a headline in the Post Status newsletter called "Let's No-Code This Thing and All Go Home." It linked to an article that stated:

Can you override WordPress plugin template files? In this article, we answer this and go over implementing templates in your own plugin that can be customized.

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If you've ever found yourself wanting to modify the post titles in an ACF relationship field, you may have already stumbled across the acf/fields/relationship/result filter. It's a pretty useful filter when you want to provide some more contextual information next to a post title in the relationship field results list. As with many filters built …

If you look at the default WordPress archive for a taxonomy (like "Categories"), it can be hard to tell which post type the taxonomy belongs to. Fortunately, taxonomy rewrite rules help us dynamically rewrite the URL.

One of the most-used functions in my life with PHP is foreach. Partly, this is because it's just an exquisitely named function, and it maps well to how I

This post, along with the example code, shows how to include a WordPress page template in plugin source code.

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Advanced Custom Fields is an exceptional plugin to manage WordPress custom fields. Learn everything you need about ACF with our extensive guide!

In this article, we explore WordPress user metadata, usually called simply WordPress user meta. We'll explain, among other things: How to add custom user

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Dynamic content lets you prefill a Gravity Form on the confirmation page. It boosts conversion and it's not difficult to accomplish. We show you how to.

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