The primary thing you’ll need to use here is the save_post hook in WordPress to execute your code right after a post is saved. Read up on the save_post hook on the WordPress codex first and then come back here. The next part is assigning the post to a taxonomy term. This can be done … Read more
The general implementation of such “pretty” permalinks in WordPress is realm of WP Rewrite. However it is pretty wide topic and low level code is a bit of abomination. I would say these are three most common techniques for it, complexity ascending: Use WordPress native data structures (such as Custom Post Types and/or Taxonomies) and … Read more
According to your sccrenshot you have added your PHP code without PHP tags. PHP codes should be in inside <?php and ?>. And if you have used it as PHP Short Tag (<?) make sure that to set short_open_tag=On in php.ini
init is too early for conditional tags to work. It marks when core finished loading, but no environment is set up yet. For admin area only you can hook into admin_init. For conditionals on front end earliest hook you can reliable use is template_redirect.
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Security through obscurity isn’t a good pattern to follow. You have to have a URL to make XHR or JSONP calls. Anyone who knows anything about searching the DOM using developer tools, Firebug, etc… can easily find your remote script URL. To me, this is the wrong question to ask. The more relevant question to … Read more
Make the $options variable global by changing the header_add_content() function to the following: function header_add_content() { global $options; $options = get_option(‘header_options’); } add_filter(“the_content”, “header_add_content”); Then declare $options as the global $options on the front-end template before you use it, for example: <p><?php global $options; echo $options[‘txt_mail’]; ?></p>
Pretty sure you could use the Rewrite API to pull this off in your theme’s functions.php file.
“modify front end text editor” is not an option anywhere in WordPress. You must have a theme or plugin that’s adding this option. WordPress has no UI for modifying the editor at all. The problem is that WP Job Manager is probably not using the same ‘front end text editor’ that this theme/plugin is referring … Read more
If your really worried I would probably create custom write panels or custom meta boxes tied into custom post types. That way you can make the custom post types based on user role and control what shows up very easily. For instance you can make a custom post type called “tweens” with the user role … Read more