moving blog posts to /blog/ is pretty easy and you can use WordPress settings to do that – no coding needed. The problem you will have though is that after moving posts, your CPT URL structure will conflict with URL structure of pages – so you’ll have to modify your pre_get_posts function. As for your … Read more
Single Post Gallery Using Shortcode
the main problem is that you should never alter core files … the next time WordPress does an update it might overwrite the file you just changed. you should not have needed to use a multisite for your scenario – you can have a portfolio and blog in the same setup using plugins or a … Read more
Have faith 😉 Unfortunately, your code ain’t correct in multiple ways. It assumes that the content only consists of content enclosed by paragraphs and doesn’t work correctly if not. This would be one solution: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘prefix_insert_post_ads’); /** * Content Filter */ function prefix_insert_post_ads($content) { $insertion = ‘Your AD Code’; if (is_single() && ! is_admin()) { … Read more
You can exclude categories from your posts page using pre_get_posts function exclude_category( $query ) { if ( $query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query() && !is_admin()) { $query->set( ‘cat’, ‘-1347’ ); } } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘exclude_category’ ); Might be better to use the category slug or I.D. Same with the tag. There’s also 5 parameters you might want to … Read more
It appears that blog.php is a custom static page template, yes? If so, then the primary loop will display the post content of the static page to which it is applied. If you want to create a custom page template that displays blog posts, you will need to create a secondary loop to query/output the … Read more
When you make a page the page for posts, it’s no longer a “page” in the conventional sense. Refer to the Template Hierarchy for home page display- the quickest fix is to rename your blog template home.php, and WordPress will load that before index.php.
First things first, avoid defining functions inside functions. PHP doesn’t have a problem with it, but it’s usually a sign you’re “doing it wrong” and it just leads to unnecessary headaches. Second, your foreach loop at the bottom is a little malformed. You need to define the <ul> outside the loop, and then append to … Read more
The Template Hierarchy has a set of filters to let you modify what template gets loaded for each type of query. In this case you can use home_template. You’ll have to do some work to implement your own interface for choosing a template, via the Theme Mods API/Customizer API, or there are also a number … Read more
cat takes a comma deliminated list, so ‘-98,-92’ Further reading http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Category_Parameters