There are several scenarios: If you had authored your child theme from scratch, using only your custom code then it is clearly your product. If you had used code from parent theme in your child theme then it’s your derivative of it, it’s still yours but you also need to credit code used in line … Read more
What you need to do to achieve this is to provide the second parameter of wp_list_comments(), which would be $comments and is described like this: (array) (optional) Array obtained by get_comments query. Default: The default return of get_comments. Which actually makes it clear what you need to do, which would be utilizing get_comments(). Below a … Read more
You could have saved yourself a ton of work and just used the Co-Authors Plus plugin. It has a guest author function. You do have to set them up, but there is no account/password for them, and they can have author pages. (I am not affiliated with them, just use it on several sites.)
You noted that you are using custom post types. To see if that is the problem: Create a normal “post” for each user (not a custom post type) See if their pages suddenly show up. If so, then more than likely your author page is not set up to show show custom posts. To fix … Read more
You are just doing it wrong. Adding a per user rewrite rule will just bloat the rewrite “table” and slow down the URL parsing process. You need to come up with a generic rewrite rule which will work for all users, or write an alternative url parsing using the ‘do_parse_request filter. Your core problem is … Read more
The function is_author() is used to check if you are on the archive page for the specified author. So as your code is in single.php this will never be true. From the docs This Conditional Tag checks if an Author archive page is being displayed. This is a boolean function, meaning it returns either TRUE … Read more
To just answer this question.. Hope it’s okay to pull this back up ^^ <div class=”profile-bio”> <!– Profile user info bio text –> <?php if ( $string = xprofile_get_field_data( ‘About’, get_the_author_meta(‘ID’) ) ) { echo ‘<div class=”author-about”>’; echo $string; echo ‘</div>’; } ?><!– EOF Profile user info bio text –> </div> I’m also using this, … Read more
You need a custom query – this will join the posts, postmeta and usermeta table together and then count all communityposts, post and video views, grouped by author: function wpse_190303_get_popular_users( $number = 5 ) { if ( ! $number = absint( $number ) ) return; global $wpdb; $query = ” SELECT SUM( $wpdb->postmeta.meta_value+0 ) AS … Read more
You need to pass author__in as an array but that isn’t what you doing with this: ( array( ‘author__in’ => array( $followed ) ) ). You are creating an odd set of nested arrays. WP_Query isn’t going to know what to do with it. A much simplified version should work: $followed = $wpdb->get_col(” SELECT user_id1 … Read more
Did you try to visit your site as an anonymous user, because the field “display name publicly as” should work in comment sections too. Try opening a “private navigation” window from your favorite browser and check.