Meta Boxes are what you need. function add_custom_meta_box() { add_meta_box( $id, $title, $callback, $post_type, $context, $priority, $callback_args ); } add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘add_custom_meta_box’ ); Set the custom post type in the 4th parameter. This should get you started: Custom Meta Box in WordPress Post Pages and Custom Post Type
This sounds like the perfect use case for Custom Taxonomies. And unless you plan to customize the admin backend, the Codepress Admin Columns plugin could be useful for filtering the posts using those new taxonomies. Edit (2014.01.23): Yes, you could build a “search form” where you would list the available taxonomies. The get_categories() function will … Read more
Consider instead a single, hierarchical taxonomy, where the top level terms are brands such as Nike/Adidas/etc, and child terms are models. Otherwise you face a scaling issue, as the number of brands increases, so do the number of taxonomies, and so does the complexity of the code behind the scenes.
As explained here there is a WordPress limit of 30 for the number of custom fields that are available by default. But you can change the behavior as shown with the hook postmeta_form_limit in the below example. add_filter( ‘postmeta_form_limit’ , ‘customfield_limit_increase’ ); function customfield_limit_increase( $limit ) { $limit = 100; return $limit; }
How about just echoing out the needed syntax like that: echo ‘<div class=”custom-field”>’ . genesis_get_custom_field(‘instrument’) . ‘</div>’; You can also just use CSS and style the header.entry-header { //your sexy styles goes here } Since other elements inside are wrapped in their own elements and styled separately (I mean the actual H1 and meta data) … Read more
Add class from custom field into widget class
According to the documentation, you should display a field like: <p><?php the_field(‘field_name’); ?></p> Change your get_field to the_field: <span class=”c_f”><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/131004/<?php the_field(“field2_link’); ?>”><?php the_field(‘field1_details’); ?></a></span>
Yes, there are problems in your code. I’d like to recommend you to code on WordPress by opening relevant Codex pages for reference that, you are not mistaking. First of all, in WP_Query() you used ‘category_name’ => ‘Featured Events’. But according to codex, you can’t use Category name here, you have to use Category Slug, … Read more
Yes, you can pass the post ID you want to target to WordPress’ comment_form() method. Here’s a good write up on the comment_form() method and here’s the codex page on it.
empty checks for several things: “” (an empty string) 0 (0 as an integer) 0.0 (0 as a float) “0” (0 as a string) NULL FALSE array() (an empty array) $var; (a variable declared, but without a value) In short, you are running a check if the value evaluates to false or does the value … Read more