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The answer is YES. I’m pretty sure it can. 😉
The answer is YES. I’m pretty sure it can. 😉
I wouldn’t bother doing that. I’d just find the places in your theme files that call the custom field (probably something like “echo get_post_meta(‘bigimage’)” or something) and replace those with a the_post_thumbnail() tag. This saves you the trouble of messing with the data, and it makes administration much, much simpler going forward–which is kind of … Read more
If it is all on same server it is rather easy to load WP engine and parts you need, see Integrating WordPress with Your Website. Otherwise there is probably better to get specific data (rather than whole page) from WordPress remotely, but there are a lot of approaches to that. Also I am not aware … Read more
I think I understand what you want, and the problem you are having. I don’t have code, but can point you toward some useful resources. I’m not sure how you are inserting an image into your excerpts on the homepage. My guess is that you are using the More tag in the post editor, inserted … Read more
Check the Screen Options dropdown tab at the top right on the menus page. There’s a checkbox there to enable posts and more. Cheers, CW
Look in your theme’s folder for a file called “category.php”. Open it then look for something like this: <span><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/7088/<?php the_permalink();?>”><?php the_title();?></a></span> Place this right below it: <p><?php the_excerpt();?></p> That will display an excerpt of each post below the title.
WordPress.com supports post editing via the XML-RPC protocol. There are many editors that support this so you can write your posts on your own computer and post them to WordPress.com (or your own hosted WordPress installation). The better clients are smart enough to sync content, so if you use different editors on different computers they … Read more
This is a relatively simple task, and you only need to attach an appropriately coded page template to your chosen post’s page. When the page first loads, the main query holds data on the page, such as the title, content and so forth, we can shortcut to that by calling the_post which will then allow … Read more
Welcome to WordPress Answers, glad to have you here. I think this is what you are looking for? Custom Post Type Menus P.S. BTW, in the future you may want to search the site first before asking. The above almost identical question was asked yesterday.
You need to query them: (for more info see inline comments) /** * Template Name: Journal */ // define( ‘TEXTDOMAIN’, ‘your_textdomain_string’ ); // To be sure, we reset the query, so nothing get’s lost wp_reset_query(); global $wp_query; $query_cat = new WP_Query( array( ‘orderby’ => ‘date comment_count’ // date = default, 2nd param = comment_count ,’order’ … Read more