Provided not showing the sidebar is the only difference you really want between the way pages are displayed, you can load the sidebar conditionally with something like this in your page.php (or whatever file your theme is using to load the page): <?php if ( strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’],’/register’) == false ) { // if requested uri DOESN’T … Read more
Adding here. register_post_type function have a parameter public which controls how the type is visible to authors and readers. If public parameter of a post type is true then post type will be exclude_from_search, publicly_queryable, show_in_nav_menus, and show_ui. Read more about it in register_post_type function. Also all post types must be registered to use in … Read more
Does a codex exist for creating meta boxes in taxonomy
It seems the solution I needed was to add this snippet of code to my custom template file for the form page. $pmc = $_GET[‘pmc’]; if($pmc == false){ header(‘Location: ‘ . get_bloginfo(‘url’) ); }
If you want to see how WordPress handles the cleanup, check out wp_delete_term. Essentially, when a term is deleted WordPress will find all immediate child terms and set their parent to the parent of the deleted term.
After spending 8 hours banging my head I had to do some investigating into the internet. Figured out some stuff and got it to work. Apparently I’m the only one who’s had this issue so I’m going to post my answer to help fellow Web Programmers. So above you will see my original code, I … Read more
wp_schedule_event need to deactivate plugin changing recurrance
The “s” variable parameter is for the search term and is used when there’s a search on a WordPress site. If you have a form that users are filling out, there should be code similar to: <input type=”text” value=”<?php the_search_query(); ?>” name=”s” id=”s” /> Delete that input tag and the “s” will disappear.
Instead of redirects (which sounds quite hacky, unless I’ve misunderstood the question completely), you can create a tag.php template (or a tag-slug.php or tag-id.php to be even more granular, if you need) and customize that one with native WP functions such as single_tag_title().
remove_submenu_page( ‘themes.php’, ‘ot-theme-options’ ); remove_submenu_page( ‘themes.php’, ‘ot-settings’ );