Thanks everyone for your suggestions – the page is now back up and running, but I am not certain why. My theory is that I actually fixed it by deleting the .htaccess file which I removed from the root of /public_html and assumed would be recreated by WordPress. It’s not been replaced in the /public_html … Read more
Register a custom taxonomy, filter the_content, and add the term description.
function disable_editor_for_old_posts_wpse_101106($post) { if (strtotime(‘-2 months’) > strtotime($post->post_date)) { remove_post_type_support(‘post’,’editor’); } } add_action(‘add_meta_boxes_post’, ‘disable_editor_for_old_posts_wpse_101106′); I couldn’t find a great hook for this but add_post_meta_boxes_* is early enough, and it passes the $post object to the callback. Basically the filter checks the post on the post edit screen and removes post type support based on the … Read more
I have not tested this but based on your question, this should get you on track: <?php $id = 4; // The Page or post ID $page_data = get_post( $id ); $title = $page_data->post_title; $content = $page_data->post_content; $excerpt = substr($content, 0, 155); $featured_image = wp_get_attachment_url( get_post_thumbnail_id($id, ‘thumbnail’) ); ?> <div class=”post”> <h1><?php echo $title; ?></h1> … Read more
Run a couple of queries and a code snippet to calculate the word count for the post content, comments content and tag names on each post. // This query will return the number of words in the post content $post_qry=”SELECT LENGTH(post_content) – LENGTH(REPLACE(post_content, ‘ ‘, ”))+1 from wp_posts where ID=”.$post_id; // This query will return … Read more
Comments aren’t in the “footer”, they are in the Loop, and they need to be to keep their association with the parent post. That is why you are having trouble. You are moving them out of the context that Core expects. What you are going to have to do, I think (and I haven’t tested … Read more
If you supply no title, WordPress will set the title to: (example) (no title) This will be shown in the list table for the post type in the admin area, within the database, the post_title value will be empty. As no title is supplied, WordPress will set the slug to: (example) 1234 …where 1234 is … Read more
maybe you can somehow use template redirect? I’m not too clear on how it works, but it may be worth investigating. function my_check_is_ie() { global $is_winIE; if ( ! $is_winIE ) return; // load template for IE include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/IE_template.php’); // or maybe? if( is_home() ) include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/IE_home.php’); elseif( is_single() ) include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/IE_single.php’); … Read more
get_the_content() must be used inside the loop, or otherwise you’ll need to use setup_postdata(); providing the post object. Try the following: function ajax_action_stuff() { $post_id = $_POST[‘post_id’]; //Query the post and set-up data $post = get_post($post_id); setup_postdata( $post ); update_post_meta($post_id, ‘post_key’, ‘meta_value’); //Return response as an array. This will give us data.title and data.content browser-side. … Read more
First off all, $post is one of the WordPress core global variables and as such should either not be touched or reset after your foreach loop. Using setup_postdata() allows you to make use of template tags such as you are doing in the above snippet with the_title(). It, or the loop it is used in, … Read more