welcome here… and to WordPress. To have a blog page, you have to set a page in your dashboard, in Settings -> Readings and select a page for stati Home Page a page for Blog Page. Here more info. In general, reading this page is a good read for a WP newbie. How blog index … Read more
I’m not so sure I understand your question but if I were to guess, this might help: add_meta_box() Examples – WordPress Codex
There are multiple ways to print content on the front end. The “best” way depends on the details of the project and your description is very superficial. The option I can think of are: Just edit the appropriate theme template to use has_category to display your links to the category URLs Do the same as … Read more
show Visual form builder in the front end
Using pre_get_posts to filter by custom fields while using static front page
You have to add more than one setting. Change $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘img-upload’ ); to two unique settings. i.e. img-upload-1, img-upload-2. Then call the settings in your code.
You should remove this part: <?php if ( (function_exists(‘has_post_thumbnail’)) && (has_post_thumbnail()) ) { ?> <div class=”widget-img”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/116533/<?php the_permalink(); ?>” rel=”bookmark” title=”<?php the_title(); ?>”><?php the_post_thumbnail(‘lists’); ?></a> </div><!–widget-img–> <?php } ?> . Just to explain… This conditional statement askes… if there is a thumbnail run the code in between me and my closing tag… <?php if … Read more
It looks like this attribute is hardcoded into your body tag. You could adjust it with your own body_lang() function like this (untested) : <body <?php ( function_exists( ‘body_lang’ ) ) ? body_lang() : ” ;?> <?php body_class(); ?> > where you can define the following, in your functions.php file: /** * Display the language … Read more
please study the RELATED links here in the right sidebar. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_sidebar refer to this line: ‘before_widget’ => ‘<li id=”%1$s” class=”widget %2$s”>’, %1$s outputs an id specific to the widget type; %2$s outputs a widget specific class including an unique number.
… for one I’m using two loops where I’m sure one would work … I don’t think one query would be easy to do here. It might also be tough to maintain the code if everything was done in one database query. Five queries (the 4 you run plus the main query WordPress runs) is … Read more