The following snippets contain common functional errors encountered in WordPress, ACF, jQuery, and SCSS development.
Instructions:
Identify the Bug: Each editor contains a specific logic or syntax error.
Correct the Code: Refactor the snippet to ensure it functions correctly within the WordPress environment.
Scope: Challenges range from data-retrieval logic to AJAX event handling and SCSS compilation.
Goal: Display the product title and a list of “Features” using an ACF Repeater.
The Bug: The page loads, but the features list is completely empty, even though data exists in the backend.
Goal: Create dynamic utility classes for product “Status” tags (e.g., .status-sale, .status-new) using a Sass Map.
The Bug: The compiler throws an error: Invalid CSS after “.status-“: expected identifier.
Goal: When a user clicks a “Load More” button, new products are appended to the grid. A “Wishlist” heart icon inside those products should toggle a class when clicked.
The Bug: The heart icon works on the first 4 products, but stops working on any new products loaded via AJAX.
Goal: Handle the AJAX request to fetch more products.
The Bug: The JS sends the request, but the server returns 0 and the PHP function never seems to fire.
