How to Create an Elementor Form with Conditional Logic Without Plugins
Learn how to create a form in Elementor that uses conditional logic to redirect users to different URLs based on their choices, no extra plugins required.
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Learn how to create a form in Elementor that uses conditional logic to redirect users to different URLs based on their choices, no extra plugins required.
Create a custom WordPress widget without a plugin: a WP_Widget class, register_widget, your own widget area, and what to do in block themes. Tested on WP 7.1.
Upload images to WordPress with the REST API: create an application password, upload with cURL, PHP, Node.js or Python, then set alt text and a featured image.
Set a featured image in the WordPress block editor, see where Twenty Twenty-Five shows it, and add, display or set featured images with code, all tested.
Build a custom WordPress theme from scratch: style.css, theme.json, templates and parts for a block theme, plus the classic theme files, tested on WordPress 7.1
Get a WordPress post's category by ID with get_the_category(), find the main category set in Yoast or Rank Math, and show it on a page. Tested on WordPress 7.1.
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Create a custom sidebar widget in WordPress without a plugin using WP_Widget: define the widget class, add its settings form, save the settings and register it.
Add a custom meta box in WordPress without a plugin: add_meta_box, a nonce, save_post and post meta shown to visitors, all tested on WordPress 7.1.
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