You have so many things wrong with your code, to start WP_Query does not have ‘sort_column’ , or ‘depth’ parameters. the use of $do_not_duplicate = $post->ID; does nothing at all and a few other things. What you need is to get the children (just the ids, no need to get the post object since you … Read more
The editor is doing fine to add <p> tag on line break. I think what you need is to add some css to add margin to <p> tag so you don’t have to add additional or empty paragraph tags (which i see on your current page). try something like this on your css: .entry-content p{ … Read more
If you run a wp_kses() on the_excerpt() (through a filter) you can whitelist specific HTML tags and such. In your case, the code would probably look something like this: if( is_page( ‘your_page’ ) ) { add_filter( ‘the_excerpt’, ‘wpse44363_filter_the_excerpt’ ); } function wpse44363_filter_the_excerpt( $excerpt ) { // this allows no html, you can allow only links … Read more
Menus are very flexible, but are also quite complicated inside. Start with wp_nav_menu() documentation for basic customization of container elements and such. You might need to tear it down to basic list items to integrate into more complex markup. You can also use custom Walker, but I won’t recommend any novice to go there (heh, … Read more
If your style.css is in /wp-content/themes/themedirectory, and your image is at /wp-content/themes/themedirectory/images/image.jpg, then your css will be this: background-image: url(“images/image.jpg”); You can’t use php in a css file, it will not parse unless included via php (instead of with <link>).
Enable the CSS Classes (Screen Setting -> Flag CSS Classes) and use it to customize every menu item that you want to be styled in a different manner. You must use a Custom menu, of course.
The issue in your first block of code is syntax: if( get_post_type() == ( ‘activity’ OR ‘dining’ OR ‘heritage’ OR ‘hiking’ OR ‘nightlife’ ) ) : this isn’t proper use of OR and will evaluate true regardless of what get_post_type() returns. The issue in your second block is again syntax, you have to break; at … Read more
The issue is that your plugin should not be outputting anything to the browser on init. As you can see by the error, some code in pluggable.php is trying to set a header, but headers were already sent when your plugin sent output. If you want to output markup, you have to hook something in … Read more
One point for using wp_enqueue_script is for that very reason. Never assume anything, enqueue jQuery so that if it is there already it does nothing, but if not , it will queue it up. If your talking about the image path for your plugin, you can use the following, http://codex.wordpress.org/Determining_Plugin_and_Content_Directories The examples for plugins_url should … Read more
You can do that entirely with CSS, almost no PHP coding required… try something like this: <div id=”services”> <?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>” <?php post_class(); ?>> <?php the_content(); ?> </div> <?php endwhile; ?> <?php endif; ?> </div> … that way, each … Read more