Steven Jones

Can you find out what version of PHP you’re using? This code won’t work on sites running versions of PHP lower than 5.4.

Your host might be a good place to start with this one.

This isn’t for the theme – this in the in the admin.

I want to get rid of organizers and venues in the wp-admin underneath Events and also the meta boxes when you’re adding an event.

I’d recommend Sucuri

https://sucuri.net/

Find the template file that is being used for the press releases category.

It’s likely to be called category.php, archive.php or it could be in index.php

Once you have done that you can use the function:

single_cat_title()

to display the name of the category.

You only check if the title is empty before printing out the description.

You’ll need to add another condition to check that the description is not empty before you print it.

if ( !empty($description) ) {
   echo do_shortcode('[expand]'.$description. '</br>'. $madeby.'[/expand]');
}

These are paid plugins so they should provide support either through WooCommerce, or IgniteWoo.

https://support.woothemes.com/hc/en-us

https://ignitewoo.com/support-policy/

You can get support with WooCommerce here:

https://support.woothemes.com/

You can put it in functions.php in your theme.

You’re going to have recreate it yourself, if the plugin has a suitable API in which to do so.

Most UIs are made for the backend so a consistent experience can be made with other plugins and WordPress itself.

It’s probably the functions.php file in your theme.

wp-content > themes > your theme > functions.php

Use a custom post type:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_post_type

nicoleao – can you tell us the steps you have taken so far to try and sort this out, otherwise you’re just wasting the time of people like Joni.

It looks like you’ve maybe got the naming wrong for your post type or taxonomy as the code looks fine.

What happens if you remove the taxonomy query and what happens if you remove the post type?

You can add support for features on post types after they have been registered.

function my_cpt_support_author() {
	add_post_type_support( 'my_cpt', 'author' );
}
add_action('init', 'my_cpt_support_author');

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_post_type_support

You’ll have to login via FTP and fix the file.