How-to articles, tricks, and solutions about WORDPRESS

This error message appears when the SDK is being used to make an OAuth request to Facebook, and the "state" parameter in the URL doesn't match the "state" value that was stored in the user's session.

This is a PHP error message that indicates your script is trying to use more memory than the amount specified in the PHP configuration.

To get all the images from a folder in PHP, you can use the glob function.

To get the category name from a post ID in PHP, you can follow these steps:

To retrieve custom product attributes in WooCommerce, you can use the get_post_meta() function.

To generate a custom menu/sub-menu system using wp_get_nav_menu_items in WordPress, you can follow these steps:

To display a category image in WooCommerce, you can use the woocommerce_subcategory_thumbnail hook in your theme's functions.php file.

In WooCommerce, you can display the sale price or regular price of a product using the following code snippet:

The "Illegal string offset" warning in PHP occurs when you try to access an offset of a string variable as if it were an array.

To create your own version of the Laravel DD() function, you can create a new function in your codebase and have it take in any number of arguments.

In WordPress, the length of the excerpt (the summary text displayed on the homepage or archive pages) can be controlled by the theme or by a plugin.

There are several reasons why Nginx may serve PHP files as downloads instead of executing them.

This error message is indicating that the PHP script is trying to open a file using the fopen() function, but the script does not have the necessary permissions to access the file.

To form a proper URL with a query string and an anchor hashtag in PHP, you can use the http_build_query() function to create the query string and concatenate it to the base URL using the ?

net::ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR is an error that occurs in the Google Chrome browser when there is an issue with the HTTP/2 protocol.

You can retrieve a list of products in WooCommerce using the get_products() function.

In WordPress, you can use the function is_user_logged_in() to check if a user is currently logged in.

This error message appears when a PHP script is trying to modify the headers of an HTTP response after the headers have already been sent.