The best ways to get content OUTSIDE of WordPress would be (listed in my order of preference): By using the WP REST API plugin (soon to be fully integrated into core) Via RSS feed as mentioned by @AricWatson in the comments above. Direct queries into the MySQL wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables. When content is rendered … Read more
If you don’t need to see the results, you don’t have to wait (OTOH if you don’t wait you will not be sure if it was actually sent, or maybe you had a wifi problem preventing it, unlikely event but does happen from time to time.)
I think you are on the right track with your idea of checking if the right page is being viewed within the callback attached to the upload_size_limit hook. This code demonstrates changing the upload size if one of the special pages is being viewed, and returning the standard max upload size otherwise: function wpse239631_change_upload_size( $u_bytes, … Read more
I find the problem i had accidentally deleted this function in my functions.php file in the theme directory. add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’);
add_action(‘manage_edit-pricing_columns’, ‘manage_pricing_columns’); add_action(‘manage_pricing_posts_custom_column’, ‘manage_pricing_custom_columns’); function manage_pricing_columns($_columns) { $new_columns[‘cb’] = ‘<input type=”checkbox” />’; $new_columns[‘title’] = _x(‘Pricing Item’, ‘wp’); $new_columns[‘categories’] = _x(‘Type’, ‘wp’); $new_columns[‘date’] = _x(‘Created’, ‘wp’); return $new_columns; } function manage_pricing_custom_columns($column, $post_id){ global $post; switch($_columns) { case ‘pricing_type’: $pt = get_the_terms( $post_id, ‘pricing_type’ ); echo $pt[0]->name; break; default: break; } }
Okay, so just in case anyone needs help on the same thing I did… here is my solution. Instead of a php/wordpress solution, I used javascript. Id love to see the php/wordpress solution if someone wants to post it. <?php // Admin Custom JS add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘admin_custom_js’); function admin_custom_js() { ?> <script> // update date (month) … Read more
wp_editor() displays a simple text box for each post It’s not actually a “simple text box” =), because wp_editor() allows you to convert/turn textarea to a rich-text/WYSIWYG editor using the TinyMCE library. I want to let users add/edit content from the front end Because you’re using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), then there’s an easy way … Read more
WordPress already does this by default, so long as that page doesn’t have any existing content. Plus it adds a notice explaining why the editor isn’t there. These are the lines already in WordPress Core: if ( $post_ID == get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ) && empty( $post->post_content ) ) { add_action( ‘edit_form_after_title’, ‘_wp_posts_page_notice’ ); remove_post_type_support( $post_type, ‘editor’ … Read more
Use the ‘save_post’ hook to programmatically enteract with your new post when it is created, then use the wp_set_post_terms() function to assign your term, add_action(‘save_post’,’set_post_default_category’, 10,3); function set_post_default_category($post_id, $post, $update){ if($update) return; //only want to set if this is a new post! if(‘post’ !== $post->post_type) return; //only set for post_type = post! $term = get_term_by(‘slug’, … Read more
author of WP Native Articles here. This is normally a problem with other plugins incorrectly messing around with tag incorrectly and preventing it from setting the correct URL. If you save this code below as a separate file, upload it as a plugin and activate it it should fix it. <?php /** * Plugin Name: … Read more