You could create a custom metabox with those items as custom fields and then either remove support for the editor or hide it with CSS. Then output the post meta instead on the front end. Be aware that if you remove support for the editor, you’ll have funky behavior with media attachments. Edit: If you … Read more
As per comments see Custom Post Types in Codex. Essentially: posts are posts of post type; pages are posts of page type; you can register your own custom types to use for your specific needs.
On the Codex page for wp_list_categories(), you can see the two following arguments that might help you: hide_empty: Toggles the display of categories with no posts. The default is true (hide empty categories). current_category: Allows you to force the current-cat CSS class to appear on uses of wp_list_categories() that are not on category archive pages. … Read more
Seems that the function outputs the current category with a special class name by default. http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories#Markup_and_Styling_of_Category_Lists In your CSS you should be able to just do: li.current-cat { … }
Why should you get redirected to the 404 page if you display an author archive without posts? This isn’t the default behavior of WordPress. For example, if you go to the following URL: http://example.com/{permalink_base}/author/{author_name} WordPress calls the author.php template inside your theme folder. There you have a loop which will return all posts of the … Read more
Short answer- there aren’t any. If you click the help button in the editor, then the hotkeys tab, you’ll see the available shortcuts for the current OS/Browser. In OS X the modifier is Command instead of Control, but there aren’t any shortcuts for headings.
WordPress is not written in these languages and have no assumed way to interact with them. You can access such info by connecting to WP database or by accessing WP-generated RSS feed, whatever is easier for tools you need to use.
If you have value stored in simple enough format you can use meta_key and meta_value_num query arguments to sort by it. See Order & Orderby Parameters in Codex.
Use an id and CSS selector for the element and align it in your stylesheet.
<?php <br /> function filter_where($where=””) {<br/> $where .= ” AND post_date >= ‘1980-05-11’ AND post_date <= ‘2011-05-11′”;<br/ > return $where;</br> }<br/> add_filter(‘posts_where’, ‘filter_where’);<br/> query_posts($query_string);<br/> while (have_posts()) :<br/> the_post();<br/> the_content();<br/> endwhile;<br/> ?> get meta data value and replace with the numeric date.