Storing of your own meta fields is typically a custom process, more so if you are using a third party framework. Technically it’s possible, but clunky: Hooking into save_post would allow you to check if meta is added to it If so you can immediately query for previous (if any) post that had it and … Read more
Yea. It seems everything is right. But I would prefer- if (empty($layout)) { $layout = “layout_1”; } instead of this- if ($layout == “”) { $layout = “layout_1”; } It’s the preferred method to test if the variable is empty or not. And I would also prefer- if ($layout === “layout_1” ) echo “checked” if … Read more
The WP_Query Object does not support retrieving posts by author_meta so neither will the pre_get_posts hook. The next best thing would be to run a quick WP_User_Query and get all users by the specific author_meta then limit our query to only pull posts from those authors. Here’s what that would look like: /** * Modify … Read more
To retrieve a post (or product) custom field, it depends on where you want to display it. To get a single custom fields: // in your product loop, $reserved_price = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_auction_reserved_price’, true); echo $reserved_price; if you want to get an array of all your plugin custom fields. You must loop trough all meta for … Read more
the_title_rss() outputs its value straight away so it can’t be used in a function like that, you would have to use get_the_title_rss() Or alternatively the_title_rss() has a filter we can hook in to and return your shortened title is possible. (You would add this to your functions.php) function gg_short_title_rss($title) { // This can return false, … Read more
You just need to render each section a little more efficiently. Making it look nice with all the fancy spacing won’t pay off when a computer is reading the code (see tab v. space). So for the ‘Author’ section, which you could apply to more sections, you want to gather all the date first and … Read more
Here’s a tested and working version of the template code, which displays the repeatable $emergency_contact_meta correctly: $member_contact_meta = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘tcp’, true ); echo ‘<strong>Phone: </strong>’ . $member_contact_meta . ‘<br />’; $emergency_contact_meta = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘repeatable_fields’, true); if ( $emergency_contact_meta ) { echo ‘<strong>Emergency Contacts:</strong><br />’; foreach ( $emergency_contact_meta as $emergency_contact_metas ) { echo ‘<strong>’ … Read more
You’re looking for delete_post_meta($post_id, $meta_key, $meta_value); Parameters $post_id (integer) (required) The ID of the post from which you will delete a field. Default: None $meta_key (string) (required) The key of the field you will delete. Default: None $meta_value (mixed) (optional) The value of the field you will delete. This is used to differentiate between several … Read more
I think you are looking for “meta boxes”. You will work with add_meta_box() to create one or multiple new meta-boxes for your post-types. (Codex) You have to set up some callback function which holds the HTML of the fields you want to show/display. And you will also need a function to save these fields using … Read more
You should not hide functionality in a template file. Templates are dumb, you don’t run unit tests on them normally. I’d recommend to move the logic to a separate function in your functions.php: function header_class( $default=”white” ) { $post = get_post(); // 404 pages, empty archives (user, taxonomy, date) if ( empty( $post ) ) … Read more