After installing the plugin and adding images to a new gallery, paste this code into your footer.php file where you want the gallery to display <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[easy-media med=”231,233″]’); ?> Simply change the gallery i.d’s to your own as the ones in the code above are examples. No Need To Use A Plugin I also … Read more
You’re getting the 404 error because you didn’t provide the correct URL address of your CSS file. And that’s because of the first plugin_dir_path() below which outputs a filesystem directory path (e.g. /home/user/var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/my-plugin/): wp_enqueue_style( ‘myplugin-style’, plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘/css/style.css’, array(), filemtime( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘/css/style.css’ ) ); So you should instead use plugin_dir_url() … Read more
How to update widget_text in the wp_options table
I question the wisdom of extending a class from another plugin. You have no idea what will happen next time that other plugin gets updated. However, generally speaking you can control when in a hook “queue” a function runs by passing a third parameter– a priority. So pass a priority high enough and your function … Read more
This is what I mean: <?php $tochange = get_posts(‘numberposts=-1&post_type=any&category_name=category-name-you-want-to-change’); foreach($tochange as $post){ setup_postdata($post); $contentchange=””; /*here you do the magic, string replace or whathever you want to do*/ $tochange = array(); $tochange[‘ID’] = $post->ID; $tochange[‘post_content’] = $contentchange; $out = wp_update_post($tochange); unset($tochange); } wp_reset_query(); ?>
Problem Analysis To get information about installed plugins, which provides plugin’s version, we’ll use get_plugins() function. Keep in mind, that this function is available in back end only, so our code must reside there. Data, returned from this function, does not tell us, which plugins are active. To filter out active plugins, we’ll use get_option(‘active_plugins’) … Read more
Here is what I found that might help you. I did some test by myself and here is snippets for you to use. Add the following code to functions.php file: //Getter methods //this will return the base best score like 5 or 10. function get_best_rating(){ return max((int) get_option(‘kksr_stars’), 1); } //This will return the rating … Read more
This WPSE answer led me to the $meta argument for wpmu_create_blog. That led me to this Support thread showing that $meta can include template and stylesheet arguments which seem to contain the folder name for the theme you want (just like the “Template” field in a child theme’s style.css head section). I’m having a hard … Read more
If you want to add an settings page, (or add options to and existing settings page) please use the settings api: register_setting add_settings_section 1. Register your settings and add a section: add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘plugin_admin_init’); function plugin_admin_init(){ register_setting( ‘wpse51578_options_group’, ‘my_option_field_name’, ‘wpse51578_validation_callback’ ); add_settings_section(‘wpse51578_main_id’, ‘My Main Settings’, ‘wpse51578_main_settings_cb’, ‘wpse51578_option_page’); } The ‘my_option_field_name’ int the register_settings is the name … Read more
Several pointers. The latest WordPress version uses jQuery v1.10.2 , always use the bundled version for admin areas , for the front end you can use the bundled version or a CDN. If you use a CDN make sure to still use jquery as a $handle so it is not loaded multiple times from other … Read more