if there are no 4 related posts, the code below will fill the number with random posts of random categories, and avoid duplicates: <div class=”my-related-posts”><h4>You may also be interested in…</h4><ul class=”relatedposts”> <?php $duplicates = array( $current_post ); $posts = get_posts( array( “posts_per_page’ => 4, ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’, ‘category’ => $category->term_id, ‘post__not_in’ => array( $current_post )) … Read more
When you look at the Template hierarchy, then you’ll notice that there’re actual author archives: Archive Page: author-{$nicename}.php >> author-{$id}.php >> author.php This means, that you can simply add an author.php file to your theme and style it whatever you want. The Loop will give you all posts by this author. If you want to … Read more
Go to Pages/Post–>All Pages/Posts–>Click Trash, then restore them….
Put your <h2> tag after the call to get_related_author_posts(). For example… $rap = get_related_author_posts(); if (!empty($rap)) { echo ‘<h2>Recent Blog Articles</a></h2>’; // <- broken anchor tag !!! echo $rap; // and so on } But you will need to make get_related_author_posts() return false if there are no posts. function get_related_author_posts() { global $authordata, $post; $authors_posts … Read more
Did you tried fetching the requested posts with WP_Query? $posts = new WP_Query(); $posts->query( array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘author’ => $curauth->ID, ‘post_type’ => ‘photoshop_tutorial’ ) ); $post_count = sizeof( $posts->posts );
One way to stop this would be to remember if this visitor has seen this page in the last x minutes. You can tackle that in multiple ways: Use a cookie Save visitor IP Use sessions Personally, I find using sessions just for counting pages is a bit silly. Cookies can be a good solution, … Read more
You can do that with a custom SQL query, something along the lines of: global $wpdb; $results = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT DATE(post_date) AS d, COUNT(*) AS c FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status=”publish” GROUP BY d” ); You’ll get an array of objects where d is the date and c is the number of posts published on that … Read more
In Options » Permalinks just add a base for post permastruct. Ex: /blog/%postname%/. Make sure that your custom post types are registered with ‘with_front’ => false in rewrite argument. See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type
Without writing code, no – WordPress will not do this. Shouldn’t require much extra code though. Try creating a page called fruit and on it display all posts on it with a category of fruit (you’d have to check the fruit category on the apple and orange posts). You can grab text from another site … Read more
This is a case where Custom Post Types may be of use. Workshop could be a custom post type, categorized by a Custom Taxonomy Workshop Type. You would add a workshop post in a separate admin section, and assign a type. This then allows you to easily list workshops independently of other content. You are … Read more