Does this mean that including JavaScript would be a bad idea? No, it doesn’t. That class is used for styling purposes so that you could apply styles specific to when JavaScript is not available (either not supported or is disabled), and when it’s available (supported and enabled). And in most cases/implementations, when JS is enabled, … Read more
No. As scribu mentions, you can do this on a self-hosted WordPress site with a plugin. In WordPress.com, though, you don’t have access to these plugins and must depend on the oEmbed support WordPress.com extends you by default. Your best bet is to contact their support team directly and ask if/when they’ll have support for … Read more
function facebook_setup_function() { add_meta_box( ‘facebook_widget’, ‘Facebook Moderation Tools’, ‘facebook_widget_function’, ‘dashboard’, ‘normal’, ‘low’ ); } function facebook_widget_function() { include (‘facebook.php’); } add_action( ‘wp_dashboard_setup’, ‘facebook_setup_function’ ); add the above to your functions file and replace the include url with the php file you wish to include into your dashboard. Setting it up ; Use the facebook.php and … Read more
Okay, looks like this is a “feature”.
extract takes and associative array and explodes it out in variables that reflect the array key names. $atts[‘height’] would just be $height, in other words. The relevant two lines of your code would become: <param name=”type” value=”video/quicktime” height=”‘.$height.'” width=”‘.$width.'”> <embed src=”‘.$url.'” height=”‘.$height.'” width=”‘.$width.'” autoplay=”false” type=”video/quicktime” pluginspage=”http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/”> If you did still want to use the indexing, … Read more
This should work, even outside of the loop: $latestPost = get_posts(‘numberposts=1&category=YOUR_CATEGORY_ID’); The WordPress function get_posts sorts by post date, newest-to-oldest by default, so you’d get the newest post in whatever category you choose. Also, even though you are only requesting one post, the response will still be an array: echo $latestPost[0]->post_content; Edit: Since the video … Read more
maybe isn’t the answer to all your issues, but when i do use video i always use: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/vipers-video-quicktags/
this is what should work for you based on the link you provided in your edited answer: .postcontent img { height: auto; width: 630px; } and that can go in your custom.css file. Make sure to clear your cache and refresh after making the change.
I tried Chrome, IE9 and IE8 all without a problem and even on a slow Starbucks connection. But it might help to give height and width attributes to all the images above to prevent the page from cascading. The second problem (i.e. the object jumping during scroll) I think is simply an IE rendering flaw … Read more
I dont no about the plugin, but the default on feed-function of WordPress have a cache, there cache all content for 12 hour and then regenerate the content. You can change this via a small function, like in a plugin or you copy the source to the functions.php of the current active theme; but a … Read more