I just ran into this issue as well, the cause of this is that at 600 pixels wide the admin bar goes from being position:fixed to position:absolute; When fixed, it is locked to the top of the screen (top:0) When absolute it is locked to the top of the closest container that contains it. This … Read more
By default the user can only edit their comments for the first 5 minutes. After that, the user is not able to edit their comment. If you want to change this time period, then this plugin allows you to do so using a filter. Simply add the following code in your theme’s functions.php file or … Read more
Does your form have an input with the name “name”? For example: <input type=”text” name=”name”> If so, that will cause trouble. Change the name value. Also see: Form ‘name’ breaks and goes to 404 page.
My recommendation would be to use a plug-in like Lightbox Plus to power your link. Clicking the link would load your standard login form inside a lightbox. You could then automatically redirect to the same page so that, once logged in, users can leave a comment. Basically, you’d dynamically build your link to be something … Read more
ended up using ajax in the end… html; <a class=”remImage” name=”<?php echo $attachment->ID; ?>” href=”#”><?php _e(‘delete’);?></a> <input type=”hidden” id=”att_remove” name=”att_remove[]” value=”<?php echo $attachment->ID; ?>” /> <input type=”hidden” name=”nonce” id=”nonce” value=”<?php echo wp_create_nonce( ‘delete_attachment’ ); ?>” /> jquery $(‘.remImage’).live(‘click’, function() { var attID = jQuery(this).attr(‘name’); jQuery.ajax({ type: ‘post’, url: ‘/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php’, data: { action: ‘delete_attachment’, att_ID: jQuery(this).attr(‘name’), … Read more
You can use following code to achieve this if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { // Editor without media buttons wp_editor( $content, ‘editorname’, array(‘media_buttons’ => false) ); } else { // Editor with media buttons wp_editor( $content, ‘editorname’); }
My suggestion would be to use a mix of code isolation in an anonymous function and checking if jquery is already present. Here’s an example: (function() { var jQuery; // your jquery variable // check if jquery is present and if it has the version you want if (window.jQuery === undefined || window.jQuery.fn.jquery !== ‘1.8.3’) … Read more
With saving child terms, I believe you can add them to the $term_array group where the parent lives. From the perspective of a post (or custom post type) saving the taxonomy has nothing to do with parent or child. The WP Codex states “For hierarchical terms (such as categories), you must always pass the id … Read more
I wanted to provide you with a few ideas but once I started I couldn’t stop myself and wrote this little plugin with an obscure name to get you started. <?php /* Plugin Name: WPSE Crowded Cats Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/43419/how-do-i-create-a-way-for-users-to-assign-categories-to-a-post-from-the-frontend Description: Allow visitors to change categories of posts. Ready to use with custom taxonomies and … Read more
To redirect after the use of get_delete_post_link() it’s probably easiest to hook into the trashed_post action: Code: add_action( ‘trashed_post’, ‘wpse132196_redirect_after_trashing’, 10 ); function wpse132196_redirect_after_trashing() { wp_redirect( home_url(‘/your-custom-slug’) ); exit; } Or you could make it dependent on the according $_GET variable by hooking into the the action parse_request: Code: add_action( ‘parse_request’, ‘wpse132196_redirect_after_trashing_get’ ); function wpse132196_redirect_after_trashing_get() … Read more