I am trying to make a function which take an rss fedd URL and fetches the most recent 2 posts. I have tried to remake the snippet from here to a full function in funtions.php as following. I don’t want to use a plugin for this since the plugins I have looked at have been close to impossible to style with my own html…
I’m working on a client website where the framework requires a specific plugin version to work properly.
I had a white screen of death that I was somewhat able to resolve. I updated PHP from 7.0 to 7.3.2, removed BOM from wp-config.php, and deleted wp super cache plugin. From looking at others issues on this site, I deduced that it was caused by incomplete or broken automatic updates. I still see this on /wp-login.php
I’m using a customised version of a commercial theme, with a lot of stuff in it.
I’m trying out adding WordPress REST API endpoints. I would now like to add an endpoint that retrieves a list of available plugin, theme and core updates.
I have a client site that’s under version control using Git. The single repository is at the WordPress root level, but it is set to ignore everything except for theme and plugin files. I did some research into best practices and found some content on submodules, which I might try next time, but at the moment, I’m wondering if there’s a way to achieve both of the following:
I don’t want to update plugins within business hours. Is there a way to schedule for after 1 am? Maybe via a hook or a setting in wp-config.php?
I found a code to prevent WordPress update for certain user role:
WordPress 3.7 added automatic updates. How does this work, and how can I configure this feature?
Is there any way to get wordpress to check for, download private theme updates?