So the answer was simple, though there may be a better way of dealing with it. In the custom_display.php of the custom theme display page. apply_filters ( ‘the_content’ , $theContentVar); This may not be best practice, but it works. Hope it helps someone else…
I think you should use the post_submitbox_misc_actions add_action( ‘post_submitbox_misc_actions’, ‘publish_in_frontpage’ ); function publish_in_frontpage($post) { $value = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_publish_in_frontpage’, true); echo ‘<div class=”misc-pub-section misc-pub-section-last”> <span id=”timestamp”>’ . ‘<label><input type=”checkbox”‘ . (!empty($value) ? ‘ checked=”checked” ‘ : null) . ‘value=”1″ name=”publish_in_frontpage” /> Publish to frontpage</label>’ .'</span></div>’; }
Adding the following action essentially disables the press-this functionality, at least best I can tell: add_action(‘load-press-this.php’, function(){ wp_die(‘”Press This” functionality has been disabled.’); }); The option will still be there on the admin dashboard page, but attempting to use it will fail.
You can remotely create posts programmatically via XML-RPC e.g. PHP http://www.nickycakes.com/post-to-wordpress-remotely-with-xmlrpc-in-php/ Java http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-java/ Of note, the media library handles image EXIF data etc, it might be more convenient to switch from using posts to just displaying the latest uploaded attachments that do not have a parent post (attachments with a parent post are attached to … Read more
As I’ve mentioned in the comments – you shouldn’t need to modify / touch WordPress globals directly. It seems you are getting the errors because you are trying to load WordPress within Smart – this is a bit of a hacky approach. I’ve not used Smarty at all, but WordPress has its own way of … Read more
You have to wp_reset_postdata() after your custom loop to restore the global $post variable.
UPDATE The frame element has a height of 1000px. I am not sure which file generates the comment form, but the height seems to be in that file. Simply delete height=1000px to remove the space. Also, if you want to remove the Vanilla credit and link, add .vanilla-credit {display:none !important} to your style sheet. ORIGINAL … Read more
<?php add_option( $option, $value, $deprecated, $autoload ); ?> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_option global $options; ?> <form action=”options.php” method=”post”> <?php $settings = get_option(‘options’); ?> <?php settings_fields(‘theme_options’); ?> <fieldset> <legend>Counter Position:</legend> </br> <p> Right <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”right”/> <p> Left <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”left”/> <p> Center <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”center”/> </fieldset> </form> <?php function r_set() { register_setting(‘theme_options’, ‘options’, ‘validate_options’); } … Read more
In short- no. The html in question is hard-coded in the post_submit_meta_box callback function. You can, of course de-register the publish metabox and re-register your own which mimics post_submit_meta_box (but making your alterations) and being sure to keep the names of the inputs exactly the same. This method has been outlined the following posts where … Read more
You should read up on the template hierarchy. page.php is automatically used for all static page. It should NOT have a “Template Name” header in it. home.php is for styling your BLOG page. It should have a loop that can handle multiple articles. front-page.php is for styling static home pages. index.php is the fallback template … Read more