First part… OK, so in your theme/plugin you have: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘scripts’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/scripts.min.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); The first line, enqueuing jquery isn’t necessary – you put jquery as dependency in second line, so it will be included anyway. These lines inform WP that you want to enqueue given file as … Read more
There are missing things in your select field and it should be better to use a hooked function to embed it in the product inside the add to cart form (if you want to be able to get the posted value). So below is the complete way from displaying and saving the selected size everywhere … Read more
As you probably already know. Since WordPress 3.0 Multi-Site functionality has been included by default as the WordPress MU project has been merged into the WordPress 3.0 core. In regards to the initial setup, it might take a little bit of work if you are not familiar with php coding but what I can tell … Read more
Both @George Wiscombe and @anu have good suggestions. To elaborate though, I’d say it depends on one of the following criteria: Do you plan to write programs using one of their API? If yes, review their APIs and pick the one you are most confortable with. Here are their APIs: Flickr’s App Garden API Picasa … Read more
Here are some reasons I think FB does well: feed statistics: subscribers, item view and clicks email subscription: control email template, subscribers sharing posts on social networks with FeedFlare monitize with Google Adsense reduces CPU usage on your host. Some of above features you can do with plugins, but it costs CPU usage and sometimes … Read more
I’d recommend setting up XAMPP. It will allow you to run an Apache/PHP/MySQL environment on Windows. You shouldn’t have any problem moving things over from your local XAMPP setup to a LAMP setup with your host.
The Nginx Multisite method outlined below has been tested and will work for subdomain Multisite installs and will also work with the domain mapping plugin. To simplify the process of making future changes the server files are organized into 3 separate files. The first is nginx.conf which holds the basic configuration and tells the server … Read more
First, you shouldn’t do this with the built in post types of post or page. Use a custom post type. Example: movies and series, where movies is non-hierarchical, but series is. Use register_post_type() and set hierarchical to true (default: false). Take a look at the rewrite argument > with_front to prepend /series/. Then add some … Read more
On your posts screen, you should be able to filter by category and then select all and bulk edit to turn off comments. Edit: Bulk actions only apply per page (e.g. 20 posts or however many you have showing), so you’ll either have to do it for each page of results or go up to … Read more
This answer can change depending on the theme or plugins you have installed, but the code can usually be found in similar places of the theme editor. For example, if you are using the default Twenty Eleven theme in WordPress 3.2.1, you can verify the location of the comments call by checking here: Login to … Read more