So you want to allow people to create posts from the front-end? Sure… In this answer here I explain a very basic way in which you can achieve this very thing, front-end posts to a post type of your choice. Here is a basic example of what you might include in your template file to … Read more
In your comments loop, skip the children: if( !empty( $comment->comment_parent ) ) { //if the comment has a parent, skip it as it’s not level 1 continue; } Edit: Above example would only help in the reading loop, below example should help in admin area: add_filter(‘the_comments’, ‘top_level_comments_filter’); function top_level_comments_filter($comments){ global $pagenow; if($pagenow == ‘edit-comments.php’){ foreach($comments … Read more
The value is not the same thing that you see when you look at the toggle. That part is for humans. To see the value you have to look at the source of the page. If you have a template created by template.contact.php the value in that box would be template.contact.php, so it looks like … Read more
Ultimate TinyMCE adds extra toolbar buttons to your post content editor. On your screenshot, these extra buttons are extending over into the right sidebar column. If you want to continue to run Ultimate TinyMCE and have these extra toolbar buttons, you have two options: At the top of the Edit Post screen, go to Screen … Read more
I Googled wordpress mce filter, and it led me pretty directly to a TinyMCE Custom Styles tutorial on the Codex. It’s not a simple thing — you have to, for starters, enable a hidden button in TinyMCE called styleselect — but it looks like the tutorial is fairly complete. Is that what you’re looking for? … Read more
Sketch/Concept To make requests to remote/external APIs, use the WP HTTP API. More in depth examples/details can be found in some of my answers here. Then simply add an admin page with add_submenu_page() or add_menu_page() or the related functions. Finally add a script via wp_register/enqueue_script() on the admin_enqueue_scripts-hook. There you fire an ajax (search archives) … Read more
It’s likely not anything you are doing wrong but, rather, a misbehaving plugin. There is a lot of ugly code out there that causes widget zones to freak out on the admin side. Try killing all of your plugins first, do you still have the problem? If not, turn them back on a few at … Read more
Yes, we need jQuery for that. The first thing is to give proper classes and ID’s to the elements. In manage_users_custom_column, add a class and a data selector to the checkbox: “<input type=”checkbox” data-approval=”#approval-$user_id” class=”my-class” value=”{$column_value}” />” And in user_row_actions, an ID to the <a> tag: id=’approval-$user_id’. Now, we have all the elements properties and … Read more
WordPress 3.7 has an edit_form_top hook that may be what you need. add_action(‘edit_form_top’, ‘my_echo_function’); Though you will need to write logic to keep it from executing on any but the post-new.php page.
That is Core code trying to use a Core function. You have almost certainly had a problem with the transfer. Very carefully, re-upload all of the files. I expect some file is missing or corrupt. And make sure that all of your permissions are correct. It would probably be a good idea to disable plugins … Read more