In your code, you are using: add_filter( ‘team_Meta_Box’, ‘team_sample_metaboxes’ ); On the site you linked to, they are using: add_filter( ‘cmb_meta_boxes’, ‘wpb_sample_metaboxes’ ); So my question is: did you change all instances of “cmb” to “team” in the init.php file? If you did, then the correct filter to use should be: add_filter( ‘team_meta_boxes’, ‘team_sample_metaboxes’ ); … Read more
Don’t initialize defaults, or do an initial save. Just use sane defaults. For example, define an array of defaults: function wpse92323_get_option_defaults() { $defaults = array( ‘slug1’ => ‘default1’, ‘slug2’ => ‘default2’ ); return apply_filters( ‘wpse92323_option_defaults’, $defaults ); } Then, write a function to return an option value, that parses stored options against your defaults: function … Read more
Use the function make_clickable(): $text = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘my_key’, TRUE ); echo make_clickable( $text );
$front_values does not contain an array. The get_post_custom_values() function does not always return an array. In this case, use this to force an array: $front_values = (array) get_post_custom_values( ‘Homepage_Blog_01p’, get_the_ID() );
There is some other query which replaces the main post ID. Might be another widget, some strange plugin code or something else If you have no control over the context, collect the post ID earlier: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘collect_post_id’ ); function collect_post_id() { static $id = 0; if ( ‘template_redirect’ === current_filter() && is_singular() ) $id … Read more
Yeap, You can work with a page or single-cpt template with custom fields. In both case, you can use a plugin like ACF to set your fields. I think page template is a better choice in this case but if you are heading to custom-post-types, take a look at WordPress Template Hierarchy to understand how … Read more
There is a built in WordPress function for this, remove_post_type_support http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/remove_post_type_support . In your case you could use something like add_action( ‘init’, ‘my_custom_init’ ); function my_custom_init() { remove_post_type_support( ‘custom_post_type_name’, ‘editor’ ); }
If your goal is to put it in the <head>IM INSIDE THE HEAD</head> tag than just put it inside the head tag in the theme_header.php or header.php of your theme – if it’s not a child theme. Place this snippet of code directly above the closing </head> tag in your header.php file. <?php if ( … Read more
Yes, this is a new Yoast SEO feature. It’s a checkbox, so as long a you don’t select it in the SEO-metabox, the value will be zero/empty. I presume it’s overwritten every time the post is saved, hence it won’t delete or accept a value written directly into the database table. There doesn’t seem to … Read more
If I were you, I’d store the GPS coordinates in the post meta. Maybe display a meta box on the edit pages, if you want to change it. Otherwise, add the post meta once and forget about it. Then you can use the wp_footer hook to print the javascript with the post meta value as … Read more