Creating a Loading Indicator with PHP, JavaScript, and CSS A loading indicator is a visual cue that informs users that a process is underway, enhancing user experience by providing feedback during wait times. This snippet demonstrates how to create one using PHP, JavaScript, and CSS. This handy function wraps some HTML, CSS, and JS to create a pulsing circle and […]
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I had a problem with Revolution Slider on a WordPress installation when upgrading to PHP 7.2+. It would generate the error – PHP Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in C:[path]\wp-content\plugins\revslider\includes\framework\base-admin.class.php:71 The problem was from the plugin attempting to use the short array push syntax on a string: The solution was to modify
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Some servers are not configured to allow all of the functionality for Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor. When saving, the PUT operation might be disallowed, giving you an error like: “405 method not allowed”. If you have access to your web.config file you can fix this problem with a minor change. Change: To: Or, just
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Are you stuck in a frustrating login loop with WordPress Multisite? If you’re seeing the error message: “Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress,” don’t worry—you’re not alone. This issue often arises due to domain mapping in Multisite installations. Here are some effective solutions to get
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