Problem:
I want to display a slideshow of WooCommerce featured products using a View with AJAX pagination. The View works fine, but the AJAX pagination doesn't function correctly.
Solution:
Use the Query filter button in the View to add the Product Visibility taxonomy filter with the value set to featured. Remove custom pagination code from Toolset settings. This resolves the issue by correctly displaying the featured products with AJAX pagination.
I have created many user forms to gather information from users, but these fields push the basic WooCommerce billing and shipping fields down on the user-edit.php page. My customer wants the basic fields at the top of the wp-admin/user-edit.php page.
Solution:
Create a CSS file and assign it to the WordPress Dashboard. Set the parent container of the boxes to display: flex and use the flex order feature to change the order of the boxes. Refer to the following resources for guidance:
The customer wants to sort results based on the comments count.
Solution:
Upon further review, I identified that the comment_count field in the wp_posts table can be used directly for sorting. I provided a code snippet to add to the theme's functions.php file to sort by the comment_count field:
