I don’t know what content you want to insert in your archive page, but you can always use the file “archive-friends.php” as you can see in the Template Hierarchy to loop your “friends” post type. Then, to customize the SEO, I recommend you the plugin WordPress SEO by Yoast because it has a strong compatibility … Read more
I’m not 100% clear on what your question is, but hopefully this will cover it: There’s a lot of documentation of how to use AJAX in WP. I would start here: https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX In the function that you write to hook your AJAX call into, make a call to the DB to see if the user-entered … Read more
To be able to use the comments template in your loops, add global $withcomments; $withcomments = true;
Maybe you are after something like WP PHP Console. Another good plugin would be the Simple Error Handler, while it should be regarded it is compatible only up to 3.8.11 and you may consider forking it to be compatible to latest version of WordPress.
There’s no set best practice, as each model fits different work processes. One Repository If you’re only managing a single site with a single set of plugins/themes then a single repository makes sense. Or if you’re managing multiple sites that use the same set of plugins/themes. Multiple Repositories This is my personal preference. Keep WordPress … Read more
Try adding die(‘message’); and use that to debug where it fails. Also try and use ftp://external-server.com as opposed to just external-server.com. Also make sure you use your FTP password. And try it on active mode as opposed to passive mode. When I was trying to upload by FTP that’s what I had to do. Also … Read more
check out this one http://scott.yang.id.au/code/toc-generator/ seems to answer your requirements. Update after reading the comment i figured that i could take a crack at it and i came up with this: Simple TOC enjoy! no style is implemented so you can do what ever you want with it with the provided classes. enjoy.
You could use the conditional is_preview() to add a bit of extra content. For instance, you could put this at the very top of your single.php right after the header is called – or you could put it in your header.php file if you want it shown at the very top of the page: <?php … Read more
By default, no, WordPress doesn’t keep track of who changes post statuses (at least that I can see). you can hook into transition_post_status and log the user id. add_action( ‘transition_post_status’, ‘wwm_transition_post_status’, 10, 3 ); function wwm_transition_post_status( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) { if ( ‘trash’ == $new_status ) { $uid = get_current_user_id(); //somehow or another log … Read more
I’ve just done a project where two Custom Post Types needed to share the same slug. The trick is to overwrite the query vars via the request filter. Let’s call the post types ‘foo’ and ‘bar’, and they will share slug ‘foo’. The following code is rough and from memory for example only. Salt to … Read more