In your last code example, you’re returning a wrong type for the post_format_rewrite_base. It should be a string, not an array. However, your idea goes in the right direction. You have to take care about all the «routes» that are implied by the default rewrite rules, WordPress creates for post formats: type/([^/]+)/feed/(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom)/?$ => index.php?post_format=$matches[1]&feed=$matches[2] type/([^/]+)/(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom)/?$ … Read more
Inside the Loop, try something like the following: <?php if ( get_post_format() && in_array( get_post_format(), array( ‘audio’, ‘video’ ) ) ) { // The current post has either the // audio or video post format; // enqueue a script wp_enqueue_script( $handle, $src ); } ?> Now that WordPress can handle inline script-enqueueing, this should work … Read more
If the plugin works the way I think it does, you could try changing the priority of your gateway_set_post_format function being added to the save_post action. Your plugin may have a larger priority number which would make it fire later than yours. If the plugin does not change the custom field value until after your … Read more
Edited: Now that I understand your question, try this… Place this above your title to enable the post_class function. <div id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>” <?php post_class(); ?>> Then add </div> below your title (or excerpt, or wherever you want this special styling to end). Now, a special class will be added in which you can use … Read more
i had sort out this with function get_post_gallery find the answer if ( ! function_exists( ‘flexi_gallery_slideshow’ ) ) : /** * Display an optional post read more link * */ function flexi_gallery_slideshow( ) { echo ‘<ul class=”bxslider”>’; if ( get_post_gallery() ) : $gallery = get_post_gallery( get_the_ID(), false ); /* Loop through all the image and … Read more
You can’t create custom post-formats. What you could either do is have a post category called portfolio and then use the body/post class specific to that to control the display on the front end, as this is what post-formats are designed for, or go for a custom post type. Personally I go by the idea … Read more
Looking at your comment, photos and videos aren’t custom post types but actually categories. I’m changing my answer to reflect your comment. You can use pre_get_posts to exclude specific categories in your loop. You can achieve that with $query->set( ‘cat=-1,-2,-3′ ); This will exclude categories with ID’s 1, 2 and 3, and will only show … Read more
Mostly you would just make CSS changes. For example, a post that has the aside format will have included in it’s mark-up a class of format-aside which you could override in your own CSS, whether it be by way of child theme support or CSS plugin. I’ve only just been playing with this today (incidentally, … Read more
Get the attachment ID and convert to a post. From there the caption is stored on the post object. $thumb_img = get_post( get_post_thumbnail_id() ); // Get post by ID echo $thumb_img->post_excerpt; // Display Caption echo $thumb_img->post_content; // Display Description In your loop it would look like: <?php if($gallery) : ?> <?php foreach($gallery as $key => … Read more
You can add to figcaption on your front-end. <?php if ( !empty( $images ) ) { foreach ( $images as $image ) { $image_post = get_post($image); $caption = $image_post->post_excerpt; echo ‘<li class=”animated fadeIn”>’, ‘<figure>’, wp_get_attachment_image( $image, ‘post-full-width’ ), ‘<figcaption>’, $caption, ‘</figcaption>’, ‘</figure>’, ‘</li>’; } } ?>