Categorising search results based on Custom Fields
Instead of $postsTrue->post_count;, try $postsTrue->found_posts; which returns the number of posts queried. $post_count counts all the posts being displayed. Reference: codex
Instead of $postsTrue->post_count;, try $postsTrue->found_posts; which returns the number of posts queried. $post_count counts all the posts being displayed. Reference: codex
I don’t know if you’re looking for information or solution but this post might help you, especially the “Building a custom post meta box” section. The callback function is actually what you need. In this callback you need to run a loop that get posts from your Custom Post Type Demos and populate it into … Read more
You are using get_the_title(), which needs to be echoed out. However, you have it inside the string. Also, you might want to use isset() rather than !empty(). Try this: if( isset( $destino_web ) && $destino_web !== ”) { echo sprintf(‘<p><strong>Web:</strong><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/168579/%s”>%s</a></p>’, $destino_web, get_the_title() ); }
Custom fields are Post Meta items, so you will need to retrieve these separately, reading the documentation suggests you need to call GET /posts/<id>/meta http://wp-api.org/#posts_retrieve-meta-for-a-post
I modify my jquery / js like this.. $(document).ready(function(){ // $(‘#insert-my-media’).click(open_media_window); if($(‘#images_id’).val() != ” && $(‘#images_url’).val() != ”){ $(‘#open_media’).text(“Edit Slider”); } $(‘#open_media’).click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); var target = $(‘#images_id’); var target_url = $(‘#images_url’); var btnSave = $(‘#publishing-action input.button’); if(target.val() == ” && target_url.val() == ”){ var wpmedia = wp.media({ title: ‘Insert a media’, library: {type:’image’}, multiple: true, … Read more
More efficient to add content to custom fields or the content area?
You can use categories with pages by registering the category taxonomy for the page object type: function categories_for_pages(){ register_taxonomy_for_object_type( ‘category’, ‘page’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘categories_for_pages’ ); If you want to use a separate taxonomy for this, you can register your own taxonomy for pages.
The best way to add extra fields to the wordpress user registration form that I know of is to use the related registration form filters: register_form – This is used to add your fields to the registration form registration_errors – This is used to validate your fields user_register – This is used to add your … Read more
This will add a custom field to the menu item edit. However, you will not see the custom field until you have saved the menu for the newly added menu item. When you first add an item, you will only see the standard fields. After save, the new field will be available also for edit. … Read more
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