First of all: do not use query_posts use get_posts or new WP_Query instead. If you want to show only most viewed posts, you’ll need to add action ( for ex. wp ) check if your on single post page and update that post meta views ( +1 ). Then you could do something like these … Read more
You overwrite the global $post which is where that function gets the post ID from to fetch your custom field. You need to add wp_reset_postdata() after you run other queries that use $post.
Thank you TheDeadMedic, I should have tried this already, but here is the answer: I had the “Slug” Meta-box hidden, using the “remove_meta_box” function because it is annoying, especially for users that aren’t tech-savvy. Unfortunately, WordPress keeps the Permalink “Edit” as if you could edit it, but it is actually necessary for the “Slug” div … Read more
The problem is that you are displaying three images each time $i is increased by one. In the first run through the for loop, $i = 1, you check if $i is 2, and then you display the image for $i (1), $i+1 (2), and $i + 2 (3). On the second run through the … Read more
There seems to be a syntax in your Query: post_type=”posts&posts_per_page=-1″ would mean that your post type is posts&posts_per_page=-1 I think you mean $posts_query = new WP_Query(‘post_type=post&posts_per_page=-1’); (The post type is not posts, but post) In this case WordPress would not apply anyhting at all (because it contain errors, but just fetches the default post type … Read more
On single.php, as I mentioned earlier, there is no loop to put the PHP code into. If your theme follows WordPress standards, there will be a loop. You’ll likely find it in the Template Part files that are being called in your If/Then statement. Look for the following files under [theme folder]\templates\: template_single_multi.php template_single.php Right … Read more
WordPress has a predefined folder structure and runs on a database with a clearly defined structure. The description of the tables and the relationship between them is defined. You can store on the disk the plugins as well as the content that goes into /uploads, like you’ve mentioned. Yes, it should get rid of the … Read more
I think you’re looking for is_single(): if ( is_single() ) { // Do widget, which will only appear on single-post templates }
Here a code example with explanation in the comments: // First a check whether the use is logged in or not: if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { // The user is logged, retrieve the user id $user_ID = get_current_user_id(); // Now we have got the user’s id, we can pass it to the function ‘count_user_posts’: echo … Read more
I’d suggest doing it this way to avoid running into problems where you split within a sentence/paragraph. Try splitting on <p> – then put the first element (first paragraph) into <div class=”content-first-half”> and the rest (if any) into <div class=”content-second-half”> in your template. It should be something like this (assuming $content has the html for … Read more