On an author archive page (assuming the plugin uses the core archives) get_queried_object() will return the WP_User object for the author. Something like: $author = get_queried_object(); if (is_a($author, ‘WP_User’)) { var_dump($author->data); } You should see the login, nicename, and display name in there. Use what you need.
Use the following before $post->ID in your code: global $post
It may seem like WordPress is intelligently redirecting old URLs, but what it’s doing is just guessing, and mostly getting it right due to the nature of your posts and URL structure being unique enough for it to guess correctly. There are cases where it’ll get this guess wrong. You can see where it does … Read more
The WP_Query class can match IDs as well as search terms. An idea would be to use the pre_get_posts action to detect if the search term is numeric and, if it is, set the query to work with attachments while passing the search as the ID. function wpse223307_allow_search_by_attachment_id( $query ) { //Only alter the query … Read more
No, you cannot (easily) choose what tag ID is assigned. It’s not random – it’s the next ID available after the last one that was created in the database. If you really want to control tag IDs, you’ll need to clear your database and start fresh, and create each tag in the order you want … Read more
I believe the hook you’re looking for is body_class or post_class filter. These filter will allow you to remove or push classes into an array which will in turn display them on the body tag or post tag respectively. To add the post slug we could do something like this: /** * Add, Remove, and … Read more
On a seperate note, ‘caller_get_posts’ was deprecated in version 3.1 – use ‘ignore_sticky_posts’ with a boolean argument instead. ‘exclude’ is not a query argument so WordPress ignores it. Post exclusion via query is done using the key ‘post__not_in’ with a single post ID or array of IDs instead. However as @vancoder points out, the argument … Read more
The ID of the current page is available via the global $post variable, so to get the ID use: global $post; $currentPage = $post->ID; Then you can use $currentPage in your query 🙂
Put the below code in your functions.php and then you can use this [get_image_by_id id=”your-image-id”] shortcode to get the image add_shortcode( ‘get_image_by_id’, ‘the_dramatist_get_image_by_id’); function the_dramatist_get_image_by_id($atts) { return wp_get_attachment_image($atts[‘id’]); } Here “your-image-id” is numeric ID of the image. Hope that helps.
So following from the comment discussion, a sufficient answer on another StackEx question goes like this: add_filter( ‘parse_query’, ‘exclude_pages_from_admin’ ); function exclude_pages_from_admin($query) { global $pagenow,$post_type; if (is_admin() && $pagenow==’edit.php’ && $post_type ==’page’) { $query->query_vars[‘post__not_in’] = array(’21’,’22’,’23’); } } The only part that’s terribly important to us is the array of post IDS. The problem is … Read more