Unable to select image with custom field
This has now been solved. It was a case of fixing the http error I was getting with the flash uploader. It then gives you the select button rather than the insert into post.
This has now been solved. It was a case of fixing the http error I was getting with the flash uploader. It then gives you the select button rather than the insert into post.
The problem is you are not “filling” the custom field with data you are just outputting the value in the edit screen, so you must save or update, and to have that data inside all of your posts you will need to either create a custom query of all the posts and update there meta … Read more
I believe that your best option would be to create a single field and save all values in an array, something like this: Create more Meta Boxes as needed.
You can use a simple custom field and tweak your template a little, for example say you call that custom filed “original_author” then your theme you need to replace <?php the_author(); ?> with: <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’original_author’,true); ?>
You won’t get blacklisted. Small descriptive duplicate content on the same url tends to be a non-factor since it is very common, duplicate content over multiple urls, different parent urls, or large amounts of it can often become diluted, thus the use of canonical urls. ps. This question has nothing to do with WordPress.
Try to re-install your wordpress, it might help you, and also try using different browser, to check the cache problem
You can add it directly through your functions.php, unfortunately this is not documented very well at all. You want to hook into add_comment_meta using add_action, to look at this further refer to line 500-ish of comment.php. It looks like this function add_comment_meta($comment_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $unique = false) { return add_metadata(‘comment’, $comment_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $unique); }
You need to create metaboxes for the custom Post meta data for which you want to add UI. Refer to add_meta_box() for implementation documentation. EDIT Based on your comment, it would appear that, in order to change an existing Post custom metabox, you need to find the callback function referenced by add_meta_box(). Can you post … Read more
Look at add_meta_box in the function reference. You can add a meta box in there, and within it add a number of input elements for your fields. You can also add multiple meta boxes if they’re unrelated elements. If you want to look through the eStore theme, you’re probably looking for add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’,…) (if it’s WordPress … Read more
the function the_meta() formats the data into an unordered list and you have no control over the order. Instead you should use get_post_custom() and echo out only the fields you want and in the order you want. change: <?php echo(the_meta()); ?> to : $post_custom = get_post_custom($post->ID); echo ‘<ul>’; echo ‘<li>’.$post_custom[‘Height’].'</li>’; echo ‘<li>’.$post_custom[‘Fueled_By’].'</li>’; echo ‘<li>’.$post_custom[‘Favorite_Quote’].'</li>’; echo … Read more