The problem is that your JS needs to know the post type for each shortcode, but rather than looking at the shortcodes output, it looks at the main global kne_ajax_object, and since there is only one kne_ajax_object, there can only be one post type. Additionally, your javascript code only runs one time, and only makes … Read more
You can set this in your WordPress settings. Go to your Permalinks settings (WP Admin → Settings → Permalinks) and select ‘Custom Structure’. It should display your current structure in the text box next to it. Now, add /blogs in front of what is in the text box. And then Save. See screenshot for reference
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Depending on how many categories you will have, I would create result pages for each category. I would do the filtering with the GET method as you already did. And it would use a switch case to select each result page.
You can enable featured image for pages (and other post types) by using the line below. This goes in your functions.php file. add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’, array( ‘post’, ‘page’ ) ); If you’re not comfortable with editing theme files then you should contact your theme developer. If featured images are not enabled by default in your theme … Read more
It turns out, the documentation for ShiftNav isn’t much use as it doesn’t tell you why blog ID is different than real blog menu. The workaround is to create a new menu, and assign it to ShiftNav. Weird but it works.
When a page is set to be the page for posts, it ceases to be a “page”, and follows a different path in the Template Hierarchy: By default, WordPress sets your site’s home page to display your latest blog posts. This page is called the blog posts index. You can also set your blog posts … Read more
Easiest thing to do is look at twentyten or twentyeleven – each one a default WordPress theme – and see how comment functions are implemented in those. basically, it’s a comments.php file, a function in functions.php and a function call in a theme file, i.e. like your home.php. You may have to revert to the … Read more
Try to set the WP_DEBUG constant to true in wp-config.php file to get any errors shown in your browser. Also, you may want to check the network has been setup correctly – double check you have followed the steps here – http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network