Most of the jQuery UI is already built in to the WP admin and it is planned for the WP 3.3 update to include the rest of the UI. It is not until jQuery UI 1.9 final release where tooltips will be added in so perhaps after WP 3.3, jQuery UI 1.9 will be incorporated … Read more
Short answer: no. Shortcodes are for injecting content directly in the Post Content, by the user, via the Post Edit screen. If your data are coming from a metabox, you have other, better, more efficient, and easier-to-control means of injecting content into the Post Content: primarily, the the_content filter (for general usage), or custom action … Read more
Use the add_meta_boxes action with a very low priority, so: function page_remove_share() { remove_meta_box( ‘sharing_meta’ , ‘page’ , ‘advanced’ ); } add_action( ‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘page_remove_share’, 99 ); I think that should work.
I think perhaps an Available Space Custom Post Type, along with custom post metadata for the Available Space CPT, to correlate each Available Space CPT with its appropriate Building CPT, is the way to go here. A one-to-one relationship would lend itself well to custom post metadata in the Building CPT itself, but the one-to-many … Read more
I figured out a solution so I’m leaving the question up as it might be helpful to someone else. if ( ‘auto-draft’ == $post->post_status ) : $selected = false; else : $selected = $post->post_author; endif;
John, I’m not sure how you have the radio button set up, but WordPress easily handles multiple values in one meta_key. You simply need to place the values in an array before sending it to update_post_meta. For instance: $array = array( ‘foo’ => ‘foo_value’, ‘bar’ => ‘bar_value’ ); update_post_meta( $id, ‘my_meta_key’, $array ); WordPress automatically … Read more
It’s default WordPress behavior. You cannot create, save or even trash “empty” posts (considering, for that last case, that you created one manually). Luckily, there’s a filter that allows you to override it and insert / save posts without need for title or content; insert this into your functions.php: add_filter(‘wp_insert_post_empty_content’, ‘__return_false’); I’ve successfully created a … Read more
Why can’t you just globalize $post and then get the post type? e.g. <?php global $post; $post_type = get_post_type( $post->ID ); ?> In what context are you placing this code? In a metabox callback, or what? (Also: why are you using $_GET data?)
You might want to check out his other post: http://www.farinspace.com/show-hide-meta-box-by-category/ I figure you would need some javascript because if you change categories, you would need some way for the browser to trigger to show the metabox, hence javascript. He has a video tutorial, so that should help explain everything. Also, since you are already reading … Read more
Yes, you can do it programmatically and it probably can be built with some of the Related Questions listed here on the right of the page. But, IMO, this is faster and easier to do with a plugin. Advanced Custom Fields Create an image field and associate it with your Custom Post Type. That results … Read more