This might help you to find your solution. print the result of get_terms without arguments $chaptertitles=get_terms( ‘chapters’); print_r($chaptertitles); Check in above result can you get the item id 74 & 76. I think you might not get the the item id 74 & 76 that’s why you get the zero for $count1. Include the item … Read more
If you are 100% sure that is the line you have to change then just create your own function to do the same thing. function my_popup_link() { echo get_permalink() . ‘#disqus_thread’; } Then replace the function call in your template with your own.
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The URL is the public web address. It is not related to the local file system. So what you need it a reference to the file system, not to the URL. // path in relation to document root include $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/extras/file.php’; Or // path in relation to current position include dirname( __FILE__ ) . … Read more
OK. I’m assuming you have WordPress setup as a sub-directory of your root URL. If so, this should work: <?php include ‘http://www.site.com/file.php’; ?> Sometimes people write the include special form with parentheses. In most cases it won’t break anything, but if your code looks like this, try removing them: <?php include(‘http://www.site.com/file.php’); ?> Also, make sure … Read more
You could use the NOINDEX, FOLLOW meta robots tag on the this ‘stack’ page, or the individual pages. <META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW”> This lets search engines crawl the page and all links on it, but they will not index the page and so any content on it won’t get counted as duplicate content. The code … Read more
Using the domain name in the path won’t work; you’re not trying to specify a URL, but a path to a file, be it relative or not. Using include(ABSPATH . ‘../includes/header.php’ ) should work. /includes/header.php doesn’t work because the location of the blog folder doesn’t is not the root folder (/), but most likely a … Read more
If you want you can use this plugin: PHP Text Widget This allows you to use a text widget and use your choice of php codes in the text widget and achieve whatever you want. I hope this helps
You should call the_post only inside the loop, or call rewind_posts() before actually starting the loop. sidenote: you are doing it totally wrong. don’t reinvent the wheel, look in the codex how to write a theme or use one of the bundled default themes as a base to your theme. No sane person starts to … Read more
You add your _setup function to wp_head without priority, so it’s given priority of 20. All of the actions you are trying to remove within that function either have a higher priority (lower number), or same priority but are already in the queue ahead of yours, so when your _setup function runs, they’ve already sent … Read more