The fourth parameter is $screen, which in your case is set to post, so all you have to do is specify the website post type instead: function website_add_meta_box() { add_meta_box( ‘website-website’, __(‘Website’, ‘website’), ‘website_html’, ‘website’, ‘normal’, ‘default’ ); } Documentation here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_meta_box/ As an aside, your save_post hook applies to any post or custom post … Read more
IF HOT NEWS IS A TAG (FIRST QUESTION ASKED FOR TAGS) You gotta use a WP query where you query posts which have the tag “hot news” and order the result in descending order of the post ID, and then return 1 post, sth like this: $query_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘your_post_type’, ‘tax_query’ => array( … Read more
That’s because, as documented the value of options in wp_dropdown_pages() is the ID: ‘value_field’ (string) Post field used to populate the ‘value’ attribute of the option elements. Accepts any valid post field. Default ‘ID’. So since you’ve saved the ID, use that to get the title: echo get_the_title( $related_workshop );
Yes, as the documentation for wp_terms_checklist() stated, you can use the walker argument (which is part of the $args parameter for the wp_terms_checklist_args hook) to use a custom walker which modifies the output of the Category checklist generated by wp_terms_checklist(), e.g. the one in the “Categories” meta box on wp-admin/post.php. Example where the custom walker … Read more
This is because you have used the checked() function, which echoes its value, inside another echo statement. If you are adding a value to a string you need the function to return a value. This can be done by setting the third argument, $echo, to false: echo ‘<lable for=”zoom_activity_state”> <input type=”checkbox” name=”zoom_activity_state” value=”‘ . $zoom_activity_state … Read more
The meta boxes are irrelevant. Meta boxes are just a UI for adding arbitrary forms and data to the classic editor. What matters is how and where the data is stored. Thankfully the code you included reveals this. From your code we can see that the saved values are stored as post meta: $faqpress_ticket_username = … Read more
Firstly, you have to pass get_post_meta() field name in your input type name which you have to store user data value and if it’s not created then it will create in save_your_fields_metabox() function. public function news_settings_html($post){ global $post; $meta = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘your_store_field_name’, true); <input type=”hidden” name=”your_meta_box_nonce” value=”<?php echo wp_create_nonce(basename(__FILE__)); ?>”> <input type=”text” value=”<?php if (is_array($meta) … Read more
You shouldn’t. To get the data for the correct post you should be using the $post variable passed to the callback function. This represents the post being edited. Therefore to get the metadata for the correct post you should call get_post_meta() inside the callback function.
serialised PHP has security risks and can cause problems during search replaces if you change the length of values The argument for the serialised array is that it only fills ‘one space’ in the database as opposed to multiple rows but it sounds like it is difficult to perform WP_QUERY on a serialised array and … Read more
This plugin adds many useful (and some less useful) to TinyMCE, table editor among them: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-advanced/ It also gives you full control over what buttons are shown and where in the editor, so it might be good to install it in any case.