The answer was right under my nose facepalm. In the custom field suite plugin, instead of entering ProductName-2000 : ProductName-2000 you enter <a href=”http://www.site.com/ProductName-2000/”>ProductName-2000</a> : ProductName-2000 I kinda wish i could delete this question… hope it helps someone else at least. 😛
Add a hidden field to the form like this: <input type=”hidden” name=”page_title” value=”<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>” /> This will send the current posts’s title.
There are two sidebars Main and Showcase in the theme. To make it showing on a page, go to this page and select appropriate page template in the page attributes meta box. Then sidebars will appear on your page.
A hook can only be implemented via actual function call. It is not possible without adding that call to theme template directly or via other method (calling it inside another, already available, hook for example). There is Theme Hook Alliance initiative to promote more standardized hooks in themes and increase flexibility, but adoption have been … Read more
I am sure that you could do this with WordPress, but this is far from what WordPress was built to do. Your description makes it sound like you would not be using most of WordPress. I don’t see any mention of posts, or any mention of public content at all actually. You wouldn’t need posts, … Read more
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You can bundle the files into a plugin. For the Christmas page, you could use the page_template filter – This question gives you an example on how to use it – Create custom page templates with plugins? For the CSS/JS file, you can add them using the wp_enqueue_scripts action, as you would normally use in … Read more
I’m putting this in as an “answer” just to give you pointers on where to start. Once you have specific questions concerning code you’ll probably want to ask new questions. First, I’d create a child theme. (Look on Google, there are tons of examples/tutorials on how to do that.) In your child theme, create template … Read more
There are many plugins that display the history of changes made by site’s users. Personally, I have used Simple History plugin. It is easy to use, have a clear interface and useful log searching capabilities. For the list of similar plugins, you can read this recently updated article on wplift.
Since the ‘timer’ has to execute on the client side, then you will need to find some JavaScript that will ‘run’ the timer and pop up the box. You can’t do this with PHP code (WP filters, hooks, themes, plugins), because PHP runs on the server, not the browser. Browser side stuff has to be … Read more