This is an answer to your title cuz’ i couldnt understand the question in your explenation 😉 Sure… no need to even work hard. Here you can find an easy way to do exatly that with ready designs: feed2js.org Hope This helps, Sagive.
The best way to achieve this would be using a shortcode or a filter. I tend to use the Shortcode in this scenario, because you are flexible to add another paragraph behind the autoatically generated content, this is more complicated as a filter. Also, I do not know if your Cities are Custom Post Types, … Read more
If you are needing users to have the ability to edit/delete their submitted content I would assume they are registered with their own member account on your wordpress website. If this is the case, why not build a custom role for your new members and then restrict everything for that role in the WP-admin to … Read more
I’ve checked another option and asigned my custom taxonomy to custom post type using its name but without capitals and space. ‘postname’ works with original ‘Post Name’ So for custom post type register_post_type( ‘Post Name’, $args ); I can use register_taxonomy( ‘custom taxonomy’, array( ‘postname’ ), $args ); And it works.
Using functions.php inside your theme will have the functionality only for that theme. I think a simple approach will be to create a plugin or a mu-plugin as @Benoti is suggesting where you will create a settings page that will be saved on options table. There are a few guides to create admin pages: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Options_Pages … Read more
What do you have in loop-gallery.php? That’s the file which will show the content of the gallery post. If you haven’t created a loop-gallery.php, you should create a file with that name and put it in the root theme folder. In that file you could put something like the following to show the content: <div> … Read more
Make sure you register the new post types before flushing! So call the function that registers them not only on init, but also in your activation/flush function. See very first example here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/flush_rewrite_rules.
Already solved using this code inside functions.php: add_action(‘template_redirect’, function() { if (is_single() && get_post_type(get_queried_object_id()) == ‘sorteio’) wp_redirect(‘edicao/?id=’ . get_queried_object_id()); });
You could add a metabox for your second content section, then hide it with a bit of javascript if the current template isn’t a specific template: current_template = jQuery(‘#page_template’).val(); if( current_template != ‘my-special-template.php’ ){ jQuery(‘#_your_meta_box_id’).hide(); } then bind a function to the change event of the template dropdown and show it when a specific template … Read more
That’s a pretty lengthy question, so I try to be brief and still hit all your points. If nothing else, maybe someone else can improve on what I suggest. Does it do it out of the box? No It does however have the ability to do the things you’ve asked “out of the box”, it’s … Read more