On recursive methods, I usually add a $depth parameter: function my_function($depth = -1) { if ($depth === 0) { return array(); // or any other value insisting an empty or false result } // do something $result = array(); while ($some_condition) { $result = array_merge($result, my_function($depth – 1)); // decrease $depth value } // maybe … Read more
Warning: preg_replace(): Compilation failed: unknown option bit(s) set at offset -1
Try using this: if (!is_admin()) { add_rewrite_rule(‘([A-Za-z0-9])/([A-Za-z0-9])’, ‘index.php/product?subcategory=$1&product=$2’, ‘top’); add_rewrite_rule(‘([A-Za-z0-9])’, ‘index.php/categories/?cat=$1’, ‘top’); }
I think the problem is not with shortcode but with your code – you can’t nest blocks 😉 This should work just fine, I guess: <?php echo do_shortcode(“[standout-css3-button href=””. get_post_meta($post->ID, “church-website-url’, true) .”‘]Church website[/standout-css3-button]”); ?>
Menu and submenu data is accessible through the $menu and $submenu globals: add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘so19890599_print_menus’ ); function so19890599_print_menus() { global $menu, $submenu; echo ‘<pre>’; print_r( $menu ); echo ‘</pre>’; echo ‘<pre>’; print_r( $submenu ); echo ‘</pre>’; }
Trying to customize wordpress drop down categories
You could achieve this with a filter on category_template. This would go in your theme’s functions.php file. See the comments in the code for an explanation of what it’s doing: function video_category_archive( $template=”” ){ // your parent video category ID // ( change this to your actual video category ID ) $video_cat_id = 42; // … Read more
The HTML seems correct, as Price dropdown contains the right cat ID. I guess this is a JS problem, my first guess is that you shouldn’t use the same variable name in both scripts. Replace dropdown by dropdown_price for second one, like : <!–DROPDOWN SORT CATEGORY 2–> <script type=”text/javascript”> var dropdown_price = document.getElementById(“cat2”); function onCatPriceChange() … Read more
printf( __( ‘%1$s – %2$s’, ‘erudite’ ), the_date( ”, ”, ”, true ) ) expects two strings; you’ve only offered one (the_date()). If you want to use two strings, you have to give it two strings. If you want printf() to use the_time() and $previousday, you need to tell it so: printf( __( ‘%1$s – … Read more
So, if I can clearly get you, you want to sort the order of your posts. I found the following plugin best fit for the purpose: Post Type Order – WordPress Plugin After installing the plugin, you will get a new submenu under “Posts” (and under all other Custom Post Types). You can order the … Read more