Under Website Selling Preferences turn on Auto Return and the url for WooCommerce should be: https://yourdomain.com/checkout/order-received/?utm_nooverride=1  

In functions.php, add the following and change [post_type] for the post type of the table you want to alter. If you have used ACF,  you can find the post type in the ur e.g. /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=jobs // Add the custom columns to the [post_type] post type: add_filter( ‘manage_[post_type]_posts_columns’, ‘set_custom_edit_[post_type]_columns’ ); function set_custom_edit_[post_type]_columns($columns) { unset( $columns[‘author’] ); $columns[‘yourFieldKey’] […]

This is ideal for when you need to loop through pages to create a list or grid of page content.  Wordpress makes this pretty simple for posts, but it’s not so easy for pages. In this case I am trying to generate a list of all children of the “Ambassadors” page and create clickable links. […]

1. Installing WordPress locally with a Child Theme. The first step is to install WordPress locally and setup a child theme. For more information on how to install and setup WordPress check out This Post. Both the style.css and functions.php files should look like the following: style.css /* Theme Name: Twenty Sixteen Child Author: Mammoth […]

This snippet allows you to server different views depending on post category. if($wp_query->query[‘category_name’] == ‘categoryname1’) { include_once( ‘template1.php’ ); } else if($wp_query->query[‘category_name’] == ‘categoryname2’) { include_once( ‘template2.php’ ); } else { include_once( ‘template3.php’ ); }