From Wikipedia Animalia is the taxonomic kingdom comprising all animals (including human beings). From the Codex Taxonomy is one of those words that most people never hear or use. Basically, a taxonomy is a way to group things together. For example, I might have a bunch of different types of animals. I can group them … Read more
i got the solutions, array( ‘shortdesc’, ‘shortdesc’ , ‘textarea’), and add new function for text_area: function text_area ( $args ) { global $post; // adjust data $args[2] = get_post_meta($post->ID, $args[0], true); $args[1] = __($args[1], ‘fp’ ); $label_format=”<label for=”%1$s”>%2$s</label><br />” . ‘<textarea style=”width: 95%%;” name=”%1$s”>%3$s</textarea><br /><br />’; return vsprintf( $label_format, $args ); }
You already have $post object on image.php. Don’t complicate and use following: <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘my-custom-field’, true); echo $post->post_parent;
If you have billing_phone as user meta, which is the preferred way, that query would be incorrect. The advantage of utilizing custom user meta and adding a field for billing_phone would allow you to use get_users(). $user = get_users(‘meta_key’ => ‘billing_phone’, ‘meta_value’ => $phone_number, ‘fields’ => ‘ID’); The above would give you an array of … Read more
Use advanced custom field plugin download here You can easily map custom field groups to set of pages, posts , post types, taxonomies etc.
It most probably means that no custom post values have been retrieved for the key Description that you used. According to the Codex, Returns nothing if no such key exists, or none is entered. Try adding print_r($key_values); on the line just after get_post_custom_values(“Description”); and check if any value is retrieved. To skip this warning(when you … Read more
The likely issue here is you need to refresh your permalinks for it to recognise the post type. Classic fix is to go to Settings > Permalinks and then click Save Changes without actually saving anything. Just loading the permalinks setting page usually fixes it, but saving makes sure. I’d say that’ll fix the issue.
Try using character entities: [ and ] for left and right square brackets, respectively.
You might try to replace the foreach( $myCarousel as $carousel ) with: foreach($myCarousel as $carousel){ $myimg = get(‘projectdetails_image’,1,$carousel); if ( !$myimg ) { // use this if you want to show a default image when no image is available in the post $myimg = get_template_directory_uri().’/images/default_banner.jpg’; } if ( $myimg ) { echo “<div class=”item”.( $counter … Read more
You might be able to put this into your template wherever you want to display the RSS custom field: get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘custom field name’, true);