Wouldn’t a better solution be to build your own list of available fonts, and then let the user select which font to use? That way, your validation is much easier, and also, you have more control over how you use/implement the specific setting. In any case, you should be able to do what you want, … Read more
I highly recommend checking out the Smart Archives Reloaded plugin. It has several formats and one of them, called “fancy”, displays things very similar to what you described.
I’d have 2 menus, and show the 2nd only if the user meet criteria. Then, use CSS to show both menus like its only one. I think it’s the easiest way. And you have the benefit that the items aren’t really there, not just hidden.
This is done for you automatically if you place it in the plugin repository: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/about/
Unless you have a particular reason to have meta box order values , that would be overkill. Instead ditch the excerpt for pages, and add a meta box called “intro_content” (or whatever). Then in a home.php query you can easily grab this info and order it however you want using html. For instance: // replace … Read more
It has nothing to do with safe_mode try this: login to your ftp make your wp-content folder 755 inside wp-content create a new folder called “uploads”, make it 777 (755 should also work) inside the control admin panel, go to settings>miscellaneous and on the first line enter “wp-content/uploads” as where your uploads will go to. … Read more
I have a feeling that modifying that table is not a good idea. I hadn’t done something like this, but if I needed to deal with considerable amount of meta information for terms I’d try to leverage Metadata API, which for terms would involve setting up separate storage table.
Can you not just use Posts thats was they’re designed for. You don’t really categorise pages you structure them so they have parents and so on.
I think the problem is with your form tag missing enctype=”multipart/form-data” so try changing: <form method=”post” action=””> to: <form method=”post” action=”” enctype=”multipart/form-data”> and as a side note, if you want to redirect to the newly created post change: wp_redirect( ‘http://domain.com’ ); to: wp_redirect( get_permalink($post_id)); exit(); Update: From the comments i understand that want the image … Read more
The problem is that your call to query_posts is overwriting the original query for the page. You have to get the original query, then modify any params from there. global $query_string; // start with the original query $myquery = wp_parse_args($query_string); // make any changes to the query here $myquery[‘posts_per_page’] = 9; query_posts($myquery);