Brendan Cornelius

Create your own PHP script usng the following template: <?php /* Plugin Name: Your Own Plugin Name Description: What your plugin does Version: 0.1 License: GPL Author: Brendan Cornelius Author URI: http://br3nd4nc.blogspot.com */ ?> You can add your own PHP code in this file and upload to the "plugins" folder on your server via FTP Once you upload your file go to your plugins section in your Wordpress Dashboard and activate the plugin

In your "functions.php" file in your child theme folder create a function and use the following code to initiate the short code add_shortcode('credits', 'show_website_credits'); The first variable above is the shortcode itself ( in this case [credits]) and the second variable is the name of the function. In total it will look like this function show_website_credits() {   return "Website developed by Brendan."; } add_shortcode('credits', 'show_website_credits');

Simply add this line under the "Additional Settings" field in your Contact Form 7 settings Cc:you@yourdomain.com

If you develop a site for a client add this function to your themes functions.php file and change the user ID (in the example below it's 3) to the ID of the user you want to hide certain admin menu items. You can get the user's ID by hovering over the users name and looking for "user_id=3" in the bottom left corner of your browser or click on the user name and check the ID in the URL In the function below I've added all the admin page names for reference but commented out // the pages I want the user to see. function remove_menus(){   $user_ID = get_current_user_id();      if ($user_ID == '3') {      //remove_menu_page( 'index.php' );                  //Dashboard   remove_menu_page( 'edit.php' );                   //Posts   //remove_menu_page( 'upload.php' );                 //Media   //remove_m...

Add this function to the Contact Form 7 functions.php file in the /wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes folder. Works with Contact Form 7 v3.9 upwards Change the details to your Aweber list name, meta ad tracking, form id etc. The redirect and redirect_onlist doesn't actually go the page specified (can be removed if you like) Note: the user still has to confirm the subscription via email to be successfully added to the Aweber list function process_aweber($cf7) { $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance(); if ( $submission ) { $name = $_POST['your-name']; $email = $_POST['your-email']; $str= 'meta_web_form_id='.urlencode('000000000'). '&meta_split_id='.urlencode(''). '&meta_redirect_onlist='.urlencode('http://www.yourdomain.co.za'). '&meta_tooltip='.urlencode(''). '&listname='.urlencode('yourListIDhere'). ...

Use this function...added to your Wordpress theme's functions.php file This PHP function is run before the form sends an email.  You can use this to store the form data in a database or post to another system. The old $cf7->posted_data['your-email'] doesn't collect the form posted data in the new version of Wordpress Contact Form 7 v3.9+ function something_before_sending_email($cf7) { $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance(); if ( $submission ) { $name = $_POST['your-name']; $email = $_POST['your-email']; } } add_action('wpcf7_before_send_mail',something_before_sending_email'); Thanks to Paulo's post here: http://getlostandwander.blogspot.com/2014/07/contact-form-7-new-way-to-save-data.html

In your style.css file search for @media (max-width: 767px) { and change the max-width to 768px like this: @media (max-width: 768px) { Add this CSS code within this media brace .site-header { position: relative; background-size: 100% 82% !important; } The 100% is for the width of the header and the 82% is for the height. Adjust these percentages to suit your template design and test on the iPad