tlongren

https://gist.github.com/tlongren/c6ea073ebf616edd5db89d9c663c2c62

function no_recaptcha_in_comments() {
    echo '';
}
add_action('comment_form', 'no_recaptcha_in_comments');

That will disable recaptcha on comments.

Would be awesome if shortcodes knew about certain attributes, so we could do stuff like:
[jquery_file_upload users=’user1_id,user2_id,user3_id’]

That would display all the files from the specified users.

Or this to show the last 15 most recent upload from all users:
[jquery_file_upload limit=’15’ users=’all’]

Or show 5 most recent uploads from one specific user:
[jquery_file_upload limit=’5′ users=’userid’]

This would make building sites like mine very easy, basically a site where I create a user for a ROM or kernel developer and allow them to upload their builds.

I’d want an easy way to display only a certain users files on a specific page so people that use that devs ROM’s/Kernels on their phones will be able to easily see just that developers files.

If this is on GitHub, I’d be happy to add the shortcode attributes and hook them up where needed and send a pull request.

Actually, looks like creating a pullzone through w3 total cache is broken. Create the pullzone manually on the maxcdn site and you’ll be able to select it as your pullzone.

Still haven’t figured this out? I just did, finally.

In W3 Total Cache, go to General Settings and enable the CDN and save settings. Now return to the CDN page and you should be good to go.

Got a screenshot? The page you linked is no longer there.

I believe this is an issue with my jQuery plugin, and it’s manifesting itself through the plugin, so I don’t believe it’s an issue with the plugin itself.

If you could replicate what you were seeing I can take a look and get it fixed up.

Lots of people have liked my article about integrating schema.org into child themes.

I just wrote a similar piece for adding schema.org markup to WooCommerce products, if anyone is interested:
https://longren.io/add-schema-org-markup-to-woocommerce-products/

WordPress 4 and version 9.0.20 of this plugin caused all my TinyMCE buttons to go away. When adding/editing a post or a page.

Never used the plugin anyway, so fixing was as easy as removing the plugin.

I think it’d be a great feature. ??

Subscriptions!

That’d make this the best Stripe plugin around IMO. :)

Mods please delete. Need the pro stuff. Thanks.

Don’t think I’m up for that kind of discussion this early in the morning. ?? I’ll bring it up later this evening. Thanks for the tips @esmi!

Yah that was a terrible example. Guess I’ll just continue developing outside the WPORG Repository.

I get that but using PHP is locking users in, too. I guess I fail to see how having schema.org markup in themes is detrimental to users. It anything, it’s a good thing.

Is it really though? Plugins can’t add the markup directly to the existing HTML tags.

With the schema.org plugins I’ve seen, they all add their own content wrapped in schema.org markup. While if theme devs build it in, it’s actually PART of the theme, which I believe it should be, as it’s part of the HTML of the theme itself.

Most respondents to this poll seem to think it should be handled by theme devs:
https://www.longren.org/add-schema-org-markup-to-any-wordpress-theme/