You need to add the actual page title back in. Try this: add_filter( ‘get_the_archive_title’, function ( $title ) { if( is_category() ) { $title=”Department: “. single_cat_title( ”, false ); } return $title; });
nopaging does not fetch all posts, it just tells WordPress not to bother figuring out stuff like how many pages there are. What you actually wanted was not to disable pagination, that’s just a solution to your problem that you asked about. You should ask about your problem instead, aka how to show all posts … Read more
You can use get_queried_object() to get the static page data, and then do something like so to get the excerpt of the page: echo get_the_excerpt( get_queried_object() ); // Or to apply filters just as the_excerpt() does: $excerpt = get_the_excerpt( get_queried_object() ); echo apply_filters( ‘the_excerpt’, $excerpt );
Sorry, this is on me. My SEO plugin by default disable the archives date and redirect to homepage. Leave it on here for the people maybe get stumbled by this problem.
This is my archive template — page-archive.php, which I am using as a template to display all my posts/recipes So if you’re using a Page (post of the page type) with a custom/specific Page Template, then you should create a secondary query and loop for retrieving and displaying your recipes/posts. But even with a default … Read more
The is_author() conditional can be used to check if the query is targeting an author’s page. By passing one or more User IDs/nicenames into it, it will check for specific author pages. So to check if the current author page is for the current user, it can be passed the return value from get_current_user_id(): if … Read more
This would make sense as an inclusion for the Co-Authors Plus plugin but you can’t always depend on plugin developers to anticipate all our needs. Sometimes we just have to build for ourselves! 🙂 (source: mikeschinkel.com) Co-Authors Stored as Terms of the Taxonomy ‘author’ Turns out what you want to do is not too hard. … Read more
You should consider asking one question at a time. And lastly: is there a template to be created which outputs all the years and months of the custom post type with wp_get_archives()? Or do I have to create a different template to create them for each post-type? You mean like this: http://scribu.net/wordpress/smart-archives-reloaded
You don’t new »statements«. Take a look at the Template Hierarchy: WP does most of the work for you. 1. Find the name Just create a new post list template, similar to your index.php and name it category-slug.php. To get the slug part, go to wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category and look at the column named … slug. See … Read more
I don’t know about Bing’s spider but you can create your own widget and instead of using the select tag’s onchange event you can use JQuery to bind the change event to do the same: $(“select”).change(function () { window.location.replace(this.val()); });