Well, since you’re talking about a widget of Links…. why not just use the default Links widget that was part of core up till 3.5? http://wordpress.org/plugins/link-manager/ If you insist on limiting it to showing the latest 5 links, you’re going to have to write a bit of code (that I’m not convinced is worth it). … Read more
Simple solution drop this in your functions.php function your_get_comment_author_link () { global $comment; if ($comment->user_id == ‘0’) { if (!empty ($comment->comment_author_url)) { $url = $comment->comment_author_url; } else { $url=”#”; } } else { $url = get_author_posts_url($comment->user_id); } echo “<a href=\”” . $url . “\”>” .get_comment_author () . “</a>”; } If the user is registered this … Read more
Link to none would only remove the hyperlink from the media. If the user clicks on the media, the media will not open separately in a window / tab. There is no way to hide the link to the resources. There is no security threat of accessing other files from external user.
Have you tried something like: /*Get number of entries*/ function get_entries_num( $id ) { $count= count_user_posts( $id ); if ($count == 1) { return ‘<a href=”‘.get_author_posts_url($id).'”>’.sprintf(__(‘%s total post’,’upme’), $count).'</a>’; } else { return ‘<a href=”‘.get_author_posts_url($id).'”>’.sprintf(__(‘%s total posts’,’upme’), $count).'</a>’; } }
Relative URLs are best avoided in WP, so use absolute URLs instead. Also, you should load javascript files using the correct method, ie by using the wp_enqueue_script() function hooked to the wp_enqueue_scripts action hook. Doing both of these things will sort out your issue. Using wp_enqueue_script() will also allow you to define dependencies so, for … Read more
I suspect the issue is that $recipe_url is undefined in the portion you’re trying to echo it. Can you post a link to the full code of recipe_options.php? Use pastebin or something. Try: href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/114230/<?php $recipe_detail_xml = get_post_meta($post->ID,”recipe_detail_xml’, true); $cp_recipe_xml = new DOMDocument (); $cp_recipe_xml->loadXML ( $recipe_detail_xml ); $recipe_url = find_xml_value($cp_recipe_xml->documentElement,’recipe_url’); echo $recipe_url ; ?>”
WordPress does in fact add a current class by default: check where it says: <li id=”menu-item-1688″ class=”current-menu-item”> Within your source code. Now as for the other item, this is a bit tricky. There is two ways to do it assuming that you need the last item for styling. Option #1 is with pure CSS using … Read more
Edit Two things: wp_nav_menu() also outputs .current_page_item, as backward compatibility with wp_page_menu(). Among the list item CSS classes added by wp_nav_menu(), for a custom post type, list items will have a CSS class .list-type-object-{slug}, where {slug} is the CPT slug. So, you could target: .list-type-object-{slug}.current-list-item Original Answer The key is in the class name: .current_page_item. … Read more
I think this is almost what the article Add Private Content to Posts via Shortcode talks about. But it’s only for registered users: add_shortcode(‘private’, ‘private_content’); function private_content($atts, $content = null) { if ( is_user_logged_in() ) return ‘<div class=”private-content”>’ . $content . ‘</div>’; return ”; } And used inside the post/page like: [private] This post contains … Read more
I am assuming that your code is on a “single” post/cpt page. echo ‘<ul>’; $loop = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 4, ‘order’=>’ASC’ ) ); $obj = get_queried_object(); $thispage = $obj->ID; while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); ?> <li><?php if ($thispage === $post->ID) { $class=” class=”current-item””; } else { $class=””; } the_title( … Read more