There is already a query on that page. author.php is an optional template file that, if present, WordPress will use for author archives. You shouldn’t have to create another query on that page. I think that your query and the native query are colliding, at least in part because both queries will be using the … Read more
You can add the following code in function.php $subscriber= get_role(‘subscriber’); $subscriber->add_cap(‘edit_comment’); Meanwhile edit_comment is only supported in version 3.1 or newer Or you can use this plugin link
You should declare your desired capabilities when you are registering the post type. Justin’s article here is a good one for custom post types: http://justintadlock.com/archives/2010/04/29/custom-post-types-in-wordpress When you are registering your custom post type, you can set this to be standard capabilities for posts, eg: ‘capability_type’ => ‘post’, or to be standard capabilities for pages, eg. … Read more
The first thing you need to approach is a counter. You said “author profile” so I assume that you are talking about WP’s author page, which is an archive template identified by is_author(). And I assumed you are counting the number of visits to the author page – not visits to pages/posts by that author … Read more
First get a list of the author posts then loop over the each post and get the terms used ex: function list_author_used_terms($author_id){ // get the author’s posts $posts = get_posts( array(‘post_type’ => ‘custom_post_type_name’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘author’ => $author_id) ); $author_terms = array(); //loop over the posts and collect the terms foreach ($posts as $p) … Read more
You’ll want to add some radio buttons inside your search form. Then add a filter to your search: function filter_search( $query ) { if( $query->is_search ) { if ( isset($_GET[‘tag’]) ) // alter your search query here. } return $query; } add_filter( ‘pre_get_posts’ , ‘filter_search’ ); Influenced by http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-add-search-filter-by-custom-values#post-1463329
To display the author’s avatar within The Loop use get_avatar() like that: <?php print get_avatar(get_the_author_meta(‘ID’), ’30’, ”, ”, [‘class’ => ‘foo-bar’]); ?> To display the author’s display name within The Loop use the_author(): <?php the_author(); ?> So put everything inside The Loop and then: <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> <div class=”row”> <div> <h1 class=”primary-color”> … Read more
The shortest possible answer would be to correct ‘post_author’ to ‘author’, since that is the key WP is looking for. If a key is incorrect or misspelled it will be ignored, as was the case with ‘post_author’.
you should use it: <?php get_comment( $id, $output ); ?> Return comment_ID (integer) The comment ID comment_post_ID (integer) The post ID of the associated post comment_author (string) The comment author’s name comment_author_email (string) The comment author’s email comment_author_url (string) The comment author’s webpage comment_author_IP (string) The comment author’s IP comment_date (string) The datetime of the … Read more
WordPress automatically resizes uploads into different formats based on the settings on the Settings » Media page: You can set up all of your different default sizes here. Though keep in mind that plug-ins and themes can define their own custom image sizes … so I can’t guarantee perfect operability in all cases.