Posts tagged: ID

Personalizing content based on who is currently logged in is a foundational requirement in WordPress development that appears in almost every non-trivial project. A membership site that shows different content to paying subscribers versus free users needs to check the current user’s role before deciding what to render. A WooCommerce store that greets customers by…

Many users think websites without media (audio, videos, etc) are pretty boring. I really hope, that doesn’t apply to HelloAdmin 😁 That is why, vast majority sites contain media-content. As rule, video content doesn’t placed to self website but for that use video hosting such as YouTube, Vimeo, etc. This choice, dictated by need to…

WordPress stores the page template assignment as a post meta value under the key _wp_page_template. When an editor selects a custom template from the “Page Attributes” sidebar in Gutenberg, the filename of that template (relative to the theme directory, e.g. templates/full-width.php) is saved to post meta. This means you can query all pages using a…

A common pattern on real estate, job board, and product sites is placing the same Contact Form 7 form on dozens of post templates — where each form submission should automatically include the ID or reference number of the specific item the visitor was enquiring about. Without this, the site owner receives form submissions with…