Can’t you do this in HTML? So instead of printing everything in your loop, append it to a string that you print in the end. That way you can keep special stuff apart. I assume this is a follow-up question to your previous question about featured images, so I will use the code from my … Read more
This is what cam of the other piece of code – BIG thank you to @Ivan Ivanic <?php $next_post = get_adjacent_post(false, ”, false );// set last param to true if you want post that is chronologically previous //for debug if(!empty($next_post)){ echo ‘Next post title is: ‘.$next_post->post_title; } else { echo ‘global $post is not set … Read more
I discovered the answer: The new version of WordPress using version 1.6 of JQuery. In the file events-meta-box.php, change anywhere where it says: .attr(‘checked’) == true to: .prop(“checked”, true) There should be three locations where you fix it.
I solved my problem! In fact, jQuery can’t parse an element at the root stage. I just wrap all my body content into a div, and it works. I can also use filter function instead of find.
From the comments fo @OneTrickPony, I came to know that, Mystique hasn’t been updated for a long time, but a major update is going to be released these days, and most likely this won’t happen in the new version… So, I conclude that issue is coming from the Theme itself. ( Not sure, but from … Read more
I’ve used jpaging before which is simple ,easy and highly customizable.
Use AS3’s ExternalInterface to call JavaScript functions from within Flash applications. import flash.external.ExternalInterface; if (ExternalInterface.available) ExternalInterface.call(“myJavascriptFunction”, param1, param2);
If the element that is being assigned the “click” event is “#social_trigger”, you cannot have more than one of these elements per page. You are searching for an “id” of an element and by definition, you can only have one element of a particular id per page. You should change your elements to have a … Read more
You have multiple errors here. You’re including CSS and JS on the same and wrong hook For JS you could use wp_enqueue_scripts For CSS you could use wp_print_styles wp_register_script / wp_enqueue_script only accepts 4 parameters. You should only register your scripts and enqueue only the last one with its dependencies. Use the third parameter to … Read more
To accomplish this, wrap wp_enqueue_script in a function and run it through the action hook wp_enqueue_scripts while using the ‘priority’ parameter available in add_action to set the load order. function these_go_first() { wp_enqueue_script(‘first_script’, ‘[path to file]/first.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘1.0’ ); } function these_go_first() { wp_enqueue_script(‘after_script’, ‘[path to file]/after.js’, array(‘jquery’, ‘first_script’), ‘1.0’ ); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘these_go_first’, 1); … Read more