A documentation of how I manage my WordPress websites using Git, GitHub and Local (by Flywheel / WP Engine). I am not claiming that this is the best way for everyone. But this works beautifully for me.
A documentation of how I manage my WordPress websites using Git, GitHub and Local (by Flywheel / WP Engine). I am not claiming that this is the best way for everyone. But this works beautifully for me.
WordPress is the most popular Content Management System (CMS) in the world, and most likely your website is running it. Since most of the websites are using it, it keeps evolving and getting better and better with every new iteration,…
Add the following code to the functions.php of your active theme. add_filter( ‘woocommerce_marketing_menu_items’, ‘__return_empty_array’ ); This will remove the following Marketing menu added in WooCommerce 4.0
Quite simply add this near the apply_filters or do_action. global $wp_filter; error_log( “\n ” . print_r( $wp_filter[‘action_or_filter_tag_name’], true ), 3, dirname(__FILE__) . “/my_error_log.log” );
We have already discussed error_log here. The current_filter() function will return the current WordPress filter or action calling a specific function. The return type is string, so it’s straight forward to just use it. Add the following inside the function…
