Do you mean that when the page is rendered your [custom-email-form] is replaced with html? That’s just a custom shortcode. Just create a plug-in that registers the shortcode and then outputs its content when called.
This question may be better served on Serverfault, look into setting up a domain alias or 302 ‘masked’ redirect. However the point of an SSL is to verify a domain or a business entity so this might be moot. I would pop over to namecheap or cheapSSL and buy a cheap SSL cert.
you can create shortcode for that 1.make a shortcode unsing add_shortcode(functions.php) add_shortcode(‘bquote’,’ravs_blockquotes_func’) function ravs_blockquotes_func( $atts, $content=”” ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘style’ => ‘style1’ ), $atts ) ); return ‘<blockquote class=”‘.$style.'”>’.$content.'</blockquote>’ } 2.now just simply define quote in shortcode(post or page editer) [bquote style=”style2″]your quote[/bquote] it’s output in html like <blockquote class=”style2″>your quote</blockquote> 3.create as … Read more
Do they clients ever need to log in? If so, I would make them users and give them a custom role. Then add all the meta to the user profile page for that user only. In that case, see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities If not, I would make them custom post types and use something like Scribu’s Posts-to-Posts … Read more
put value of keys and check results.(use get_users function to query users) $args=array( ‘relation’=>’AND’ ); if(isset($_GET[“nome_of_city”])){ $arg[]=array( ‘key’ => ‘your_key_name_1’, ‘value’ => $_GET[“nome_of_city”] ); } if(isset($_GET[‘name_of_neighborhood’])){ $arg[]=array( ‘key’ => ‘your_key_name_2’, ‘value’=>$_GET[‘name_of_neighborhood’], ‘compare’=>’IN’ ); } if(isset($_GET[‘name_of_course’])){ $arg[]=array( ‘key’ => ‘your_key_name_3’, ‘value’=> $_GET[‘name_of_course’], ‘compare’=>’IN’ ); } $users=get_users($args); foreach ($users as $user) { echo ‘<li>’ . $user->user_email . … Read more
use this one and follow the structures $post_thumbnail_id = get_post_thumbnail_id( $post_id ); $imgarr = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post_thumbnail_id,’medium’); echo $imgarr[0];/*it will return image url in medium size*/
Your code works to create links, and WordPress should make a valiant effort to find the correct post, but it doesn’t get complete permalinks. To do that you will need to query the database for the post and construct a permalink if one is found. function transform_pseudo_anchor_wpse_101201($match) { global $wpdb; if (isset($match[1])) { $name = … Read more
This is possible, but there’s not a “neat” way to do it. There’s a great write-up here: Display the Most Recent Post in Each Category but as the author points out, it’s a separate query to get the most recent posts for each term. To his great credit, he does deal with caching them, which … Read more
I think that I would hijack the gallery shortcode. function my_gallery_shortcode($atts) { global $post; $str = gallery_shortcode($atts); $project_title = get_post_meta($post->ID, “Project_Title”, true); $project_date = get_post_meta($post->ID, “Project_Date”, true); $project_location = get_post_meta($post->ID, “Project_Location”, true); $str .= ‘<div class=”project_details”>’; $str .= ‘<div class=”project_details_title”>’.$project_title.'</div>’; $str .= ‘<div class=”project_details_date”>’.$project_date.'</div>’; $str .= ‘<div class=”project_details_location”>’.$project_location.'</div>’; $str .= ‘</div>’; return $str; } add_shortcode(‘gallery’,’my_gallery_shortcode’); … Read more
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