I am new to wordpress.. I installed the AlertMe plugin in wordpress and even activated. But not knowing how to use it. Please someone help!
I tried this but knowing is this correct or not too.
add_shortcode('alert', 'alert_me');
if this plugin regis alert shortcode, you can run a shortcode by
do_shortcode([alert type="info"]Alert here![/alert]);
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When trying to edit with Elementor on my website I get, "The preview could not be loaded" "We're sorry, but something went wrong. Click on 'Learn more' and follow each of the steps to quickly solve it."
I have tried looking at the steps it provided but that didn't help.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Make sure that your theme uses the function the_content()
I have been asked to advise on a gallery on their Old site and recreate it in WordPress. I dont know what gallery plugin they used, but do you know where I can find a tutorial or another plugin that looks identical to it? Any suggestions will help.
Thanks,
Josh
Yup Sure You can search a gallery plugin at the site Wordpress plugin here is one plugin as per you need fro your site.
This site has some handmade effects. I uses the Fisheye plugin and the jQuery Lightbox module ubt it also use them manually. If you inspect the source of the page you will find out the functionality.
I created a wordpress plugin and I added shortcode feature to it.
but i want to execute only one shortcode and prevent applying of multiple shortcodes if the administrator did so.
thanks.
You may find what you need here:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/40733/check-for-shortcode-in-post-pages-and-widgets-and-template-files
However please note that if you allow only one shortcode to run, if your client installs a plugin that used shortcodes this will not work.
Why you need this anyway? Maybe we can find a better solution :)
Im new to wordpress plugin development. I want to be able to change the behavior of another wordpress plugin. Is there a good way to do this. ie. Should i create a new plugin to override its behavior, or should I change the plugin directly. If anyone else has some good tips for wordpress plugin development, please let me know.
Thanks
Easiest would be to just edit the plugin's source directly then modify its version number to something high like 99999 so that you won't mistakenly update it through WordPress and wipe out all the edits you've made (that happened to me).
Better would be to make another plugin that will modify the behavior of the original plugin, or code it in the functions.php of the theme if the change is minimal, or just edit the plugin's code then rename it to a different plugin (as plugins hosted at WordPress are GPL2-licensed).
Use, WordPress' remove_action function to remove the original plugin's hooks then redeclare them using your own functions using add_action.
Has anyone noticed that in Version 2.9.2 of wordpress.org there is no facility to choose a page template?
Or has the tag used in the template file changed?
I hope someone can help.
Thanks.
Temporarily switch to another theme and then reactivate your original theme. This does some kind of "reset" in custom templates.
I've had this problem as well. Don't remember though which Wordpress version started with this bug.
Assuming you have more than one page template defined in your theme then you should be able to choose it from the 'Attributes' section on the page editing page. I can confirm that's the case on a couple of my sites that run on WP 2.9.2. What do you see when you expand the 'Attributes' section?