I would suggest utilizing the built-in excerpt functionality. An excerpt is basically a teaser for the rest of your post. To utilize it: simply take the first couple paragraphs and copy them into the excerpt box on your post edit screen. Depending on how your theme is built, you might not have to do anything … Read more
Open up content.php and replace this: <?php post_class(); ?> …with this: <?php post_class( ++$GLOBALS[‘wp_query’]->wpse60971_current_post % 2 === 0 ? ‘even’ : ‘odd’ ); ?>
This is what came to mind though there could be some easy implementations as well: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(document).scroll(function(){ if(jQuery(document).scrollTop()>0){ jQuery(‘#first-header’).hide(); jQuery(‘#second-header’).show(); } else{ jQuery(‘#second-header’).hide(); jQuery(‘#first-header’).show(); } }) })
WordPress requires no-conflict for jQuery. Change this: var tiles = $(‘#article-tile:nth-child(‘+adLoc+’)’); $(tiles).after(adTile); …to this: var tiles = jQuery(‘#article-tile:nth-child(‘+adLoc+’)’); jQuery(tiles).after(adTile); Or else wrap your entire script accordingly: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // $() will work as an alias for jQuery() inside of this function });
WordPress has built in Revision Management. You can set the saved revisions to a custom number in the wp-config.php file in your installation. define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, 30 ); NOTE: You should be aware of the »autosave« mechanism, which also sets post revisions. So leaving a tab open for 1 hour with a Post Revision interval of … Read more
Your data structure appears to be very list like. The reason you’re running into difficulties is because you’re trying to fix a fix, which is never a good thing. Instead I would suggest you seek alternative solutions to your problem. For example, instead it would be more logical to use something like: <ul class=”component”> <li>content … Read more
I am guessing, at least partially, but it sounds like the FaceBook content is loaded as a filter on the_content, which you run on both blocks of content. The quick fix, keeping most of your code intact, would be to remove the FaceBook filter for the first array, then put it back for the second. … Read more
Well the way I see it have a few options: 1: Use jQuery to .hide() and .show() the form after verification. While user friendly I’m not sure this would deter the bots since the html form will still be visible in your source when ‘hidden’ 2: Use a separate form that will validate the user … Read more
There are no recommended sidebar widths, however there are LOTS of plugins that make assumptions about this (especially those that handle advertisements). If you plan on running ads, please check the ad width requirements and use that as your baseline. For example, if you are running AdSense ads and the ad requires 300px, then make … Read more
Try to do this: <?php global $current_user;?> <?php if(is_user_logged_in()) :?> <?php get_currentuserinfo();?> <?php if(is_array( $current_user->roles ) && in_array( ‘map_user’, $current_user->roles ) ) : ?> <div id=”mapContent”> <?php require(“/mapping/”.$current_user->user_login.”.html/”); ?> </div> <?php endif; ?> <?php endif; ?> Source codex.wordpress.org