Yes, ‘save_post’ and ‘delete_post’ cover everything, except modifying meta and terms associated to a post. Those hooks can be found in wp-includes: meta.php and taxonomy.php, respectively.
You can add this to the WHERE clause, just after your filter by post_date: AND post_status = “publish”
Is there a better way to do what I’m trying to do? Yes, use a mobile plugin or use your RSS feed to style a mobile version.
you can use the same function simply hook it to the publish_page hook or any custom post type for that matter publish_{post type name} so just add : add_action(‘publish_page’, ‘clearDuplicatePosts’);
There is nothing in the codex that would suggest that get_post() would not work with drafts. if you experience otherwise, try get_posts() with the include or post__in parameter. Also see the supported type and status parameters here.
I think you’re on the right path with splitting some of your categories out to separate taxonomies. Have a look at the Query Multiple Taxonomies plugin that will give visitors a widget interface for filtering posts: Query Multiple Taxonomies Widget http://s.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/query-multiple-taxonomies/screenshot-1.png
Don’t use query_posts. As noted in the Codex: Not for Secondary Loops You should not use query_posts() to create secondary listings (for example, a list of related posts at the bottom of the page, or a list of links in a sidebar widget). You should use WP_Query instead. E.g. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘topic’, … Read more
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Posts & Pages are “built in” Custom Post Types. So something that was delivered as a pre-configuration when WP was installed. There’s also other built in stuff like Tags & Categories which are basically nothing other than custom taxonomies. And you’re lucky: You can simply use the API and add your own, hierarchical custom “post” … Read more
i found this code snippet a couple of days ago. can´t remember where… copy this snippet in your archive template <?php $year_prev = null; $months = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT DISTINCT MONTH( post_date ) AS month , YEAR( post_date ) AS year, COUNT( id ) as post_count FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status=”publish” and post_date <= now( ) and … Read more