try using a blank htaccess file in your root folder and from there you can do a 301 redirect to your WP folder. i have had the same kind of issues with some hosts and always solved that way, it’s not WP, it’s always a faulty htaccess
I think what’s happening is that the jQuery is not able to destroy the element because it is not wrapped in the .random-post li. Try adding that back in and see if it fixes your code. Also, just a note, you added a space in random-post-excerpt that was not there in the original.
Try replacing your code with the following: $wp_query = new WP_Query(); $wp_query->query( array( ‘cat’ => ‘9’, ‘posts_per_page’ => get_option( ‘posts_per_page’ )));
Check the [Get The Image][1] plugin by Justin Tadlock, it offer many options and fallbacks for getting images.
For Display post title inside the loop you can use following For Post title <?php the_title(); ?> For Post Short Content <?php the_excerpt(); ?> For Post Category <?php twentyten_posted_in(); ?> Or Display post title out side the loop use global variable $post <?php global $post; ?> For Post title <?php $post->post_title; ?> For Post Short … Read more
I’m assuming you would have an Edit page and an Add New page, so why not just switch out the wp_insert_post function from the Add New page to wp_update_post? The first argument for wp_editor is the content you want to appear, so just use the current post that’s being edited’s content.
I think it would be better to just do a second query if you don’t have 8 posts for that month, for example: //get current date $date = getdate(); //setup args $args = array( //basic stuff ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_stutus’ => ‘publish’, //time parameters ‘year’ => $date[‘year’], ‘month_num’ => $date[‘mon’] ); //create WP_Query $my_query = … Read more
I think W4 Internal Link Shortcode plugin is what you’re looking for: Now you can easily embed your wordpress sites internal links (of post, page ,category, author) in post content, page content or category description area. Just write the appropriate shortcode, and you are done. No need to update these links whenever you make any … Read more
I would recommend using Custom Post Types (and, likely, custom taxonomies). Some intrepid developers did just that, for a proof-of-concept game built on WordPress, and presented it at WordCamp Toronto 2011.
Try moving your foreach into the script tag, as such : In the images parameter of your javascript : //[…] images:[ <?php foreach( $slider_posts as $post ) { $thumb = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), ‘home-slide’); echo ‘”‘ . $thumb[0] . ‘”,’; //Assuming images are separated by a comma } ?> ] You may need to alter the example … Read more