Using a custom template and wp_update_post you should be able to build your own edit/add post pages in your sites frontend. There are also various plugins available that attempt to do similar things. iFrames can be done, but it will need some checks in functions.php to check for a get variable and add conditional stylesheets … Read more
For 4 blogs – most likely no. The problems start to appear when you have tens of thousands of posts+ across many blogs, and you want to do queries like getting the latest 10 posts from the network. You should test this yourself, and see if the use of that function (and the others that … Read more
After spending many hours using google I managed to make 3-level hierarchical taxonomy dropdown with ajax. Here is my code: searchform.php <script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js” ></script> <script type=”text/javascript”> $(function(){ $(‘#apskritis’).change(function(){ var $apskritisSlug=$(‘#apskritis’).val(); // call ajax $(“#savivaldybe”).empty(); $(“#miestas_kaimas”).empty(); $.ajax({ url:”/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”, type:’POST’, data:’action=get_savivaldybes&apskritis_slug=’ + $apskritisSlug, success:function(results) { //alert(results); $(“#savivaldybe”).removeAttr(“disabled”); $(“#savivaldybe”).append(results); } }); } ); $(‘#savivaldybe’).change(function(){ var $savivaldybeSlug=$(‘#savivaldybe’).val(); // … Read more
Your add_action() calls for the AJAX handlers are too late. Add these hooks earlier, the best action is probably wp_loaded: add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, ‘register_ajax_handlers’ ); function register_ajax_handlers() { add_action( ‘wp_ajax_jp_ajax_request’, ‘jp_ajax_process’); add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_jp_ajax_request’, ‘jp_ajax_process’); } See also: Debug AJAX. This code should be placed in a plugin or in your theme’s functions.php.
Attach a custom user meta field to all of them – for e.g. a checkbox. Then, in your template, simply query the user meta field and if it is checked, just output the shared user name instead of the user profile field you would use for other users. If you want to make sure that … Read more
Code:- function more_shortcode( $atts , $content = null ){ return ‘<div id=”more-outer-‘.$atts[‘id’].'”><a href=”#” id=”more-link-‘.$atts[‘id’].'”>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>’. $content .'</div></div>’; } add_shortcode( ‘more’, ‘more_shortcode’ ); Usage:- [more id=’1′]This is one.[/more] [more id=’2′]This is two.[/more] [more id=’3′]This is three.[/more] Output:- <div id=”more-outer-1″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-1″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This is one.</div></div> <div id=”more-outer-2″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-2″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This is two.</div></div> <div id=”more-outer-3″><a href=”#” id=”more-link-3″>More</a><div id=”more-inner”>This … Read more
Ok. I resolved it in this way. Let’s say that we have a CSS-file rtl.css, which contains rules for right-to-left content direction. Add menu items: Appearance->Menus->Select a menu to edit->Edit menus->Custom links. URL – ?language=rlt (or something like this), Link text – RTL (for example) URL – ?language=ltr, Link text – LTR Create a plugin: … Read more
Use PHP // Check that the nonce is valid, and the user can edit this post. if (isset( $_POST[‘my_image_upload_nonce’] ) && wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[‘my_image_upload_nonce’], ‘my_image_upload’ ) ){ // Input type file name $image_input_name=”my_image_upload”; // Allowed image types $allowed_image_types = array(‘image/jpeg’,’image/png’); // Maximum size in bytes $max_image_size = 1000 * 1000; // 1 MB (approx) // Check … Read more
https://wordpress.org/plugins/restrict-content/ is a kind of solution. Check out.
Your image’s src is pointing to the full size image, so it’s not an issue of permalink. The issue happens because of the sizes values. There is a variable that determines the width of your content, which then later WordPress uses to generates the responsive sizes for your images. This global variable can be set … Read more