The short answer: There is no way to share cookie/session info between different domains (this also includes subdomains). The long answer is, that in your special situation it is possible to build such a construct between to wordpress installs, but this will need some modifications and might impose some security concerns. As this is somehow … Read more
Since you wanted best-practices, methods, advice, here is my take on how you should proceed: First of all, divide the content of your page in two ideal spaces, the list of posts, and the content. Something like this: <nav class=”post-navigation”> <ul> <li> <h2>{Post title}</h2> <p>{Excerpt} […]</p> <p><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/87312/{post-permalink}”>Read more →</a></p> </li> </ul> </nav> <section class=”post-content”></section> … Read more
Refer to the Template Hierarchy Codex entry. To display the archive index page for a custom post type, use template file archive-{posttype}.php. To display a single post page for a custom post type, use template file single-{posttype}.php. For your pagination issues with a custom query loop, look for related questions on the site.
There is no built in way to do so. You could possibly do it via MySQL directly via ALTER TABLE but you’d have to write custom code to take advantage of this yourself. Another option is to create a new table where each set of data references a certain post. Yet again, you’d have to … Read more
Try regenerating images for each sizes by using this plugin.
If you’re wanting to display post specific to the site they were created on, and not on the others, WordPress MU does this out of the box. There are multiple tables in the same database setup for each site’s posts. They all share the same user table, but data for each site is logically separated … Read more
Could you be more specific on the “when a new term/tag has been added” part? Are you doing it yourself, as in you call the backend through admin-ajax.php and update the front-end accordingly? Including some code or a link to jsFiddle wouldn’t hurt. There’s a create_term action you can hook into in the back-end. Just … Read more
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Since I didn’t expected an answer to this question I tried it with wp_delete_attachment();. I wrote this function on a random page of my site (since the site isn’t live yet) and executed it from there. $attac_kill_ids = range(1235, 22686); //fill an array with the post_ids from the empty instances foreach( $attac_kill_ids as $kill_id ){ … Read more
Targeting the whole page First, ensure that you’re calling body_class() inside of the HTML <body> tag: <body <?php body_class(); ?> Then, you can take advantage of the post format-specific classes output by body_class() to style according to your needs. Single blog posts use the class single-post-format-{format} body.single-format-aside {} Archive index pages for a post format … Read more