I am not sure this answers your question directly, but as technical trivia — WordPress actually creates a posts as soon as you open editor, with auto-draft status. This is being used precisely to have a target for things like attachments and custom field before it is actually saved by user. So when user “saves” … Read more
You can add a plugin to your site which provides this feature. It is called WP User Frontend.
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WordPress media uploader – upload tabs not hiding
you will probably want to use term_exists http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/term_exists to check if the term is “valid”. Probably worth checking how good is that API with mismatched cases. Another option is to use AJAX to populated your input control base on the user input. I am almost sure there is some jquery plugin for that, and then … Read more
Without knowing the specifics of your theme I can’t say if a plugin exists that does this. That said, if you are comfortable with PHP something like this would do the trick: My Profile<?php if($user->hasMessages()):><img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/path/to/icon”><?php endif;?> Do you have a code sample to look at, I could be much more specific if you did.
I would agree to the comment by Howdy_McGee to use Custom Fields. A nice implementation would be possible with add_meta_box(). 1. Approach: The body_class Filter So for example, you could let him enter a custom field ‘color-scheme’. In the next step, you could simply hook into the ‘body_class’-filter and add another class to the <body>-tag … Read more
AJAXIFY WordPress Theme Frontend menu
add a loop to display all taxonomy : if (2 > count($locations)) { echo ‘<strong>Location:</strong> ‘.$locations[0]->name.'<br>’; } else { echo “<strong>Location:</strong>”; echo “<ul>”; foreach ($locations as $l) { echo “<li>”; echo $l->name; echo “</li>”; } echo “</ul>”; } . other loop with all location on the same line $stack = array(); foreach ($locations as $l) … Read more
Frontend sorting