Step 1 First, we need an API key, so head on over to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin. To gain access to this page you’ll need to be logged into a Google account. You’ll be asked to register your website, so give it a suitable name, then list domains (for example tutsplus.com) where this particular reCAPTCHA will be used. Subdomains (such
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Go to your services, click on the service you want then you will have login to cpanel on left side
Let us say you have a documented php function with arguments in this form 'display_type' => 'list',// -- "list" or "grid" or "grid-2" or "scroller" or "map" or "horizontal" 'grid_skin' => 'skin-forwall', // -- grid skin 'grid_extra_classes' => '', // -- extra classes for display grid 'tooltip_filters_show' => '', // -- select which information to
Go to WooCommerce -> Settings Go to Products > Inventory There’s a checkbox that says something about our problem, however it goes in english 🙂 you’ll find what you need Save
We need to go to WordPress admin, select Settings > General Then, from the Language field, select any language
If you need to use global variables restrictively and do not crowd the global variable namespace, you can have a single object. A way to get around this is just find and replace all entries of the variables, and convert them in the object Find \$qucreative_([a-z|_]*?)( |=|,|\)|\!|\[|\.|-|;) and replace with \$qucreative_theme_data['$1']$2 regex you
Open terminal Type cd then drag the folder of your theme or plugin press enter then, write find . -name ".DS_Store" -delete