Try adding the following code to your comments.php template file (where you want the “next page”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”prev page” links displayed): <?php paginate_comments_links(); ?> This should enable multiple pages for your comments. Also, check out this Codex page (paginate_comments_links) for more information. Hope this helps 😉
The template naming is a bit confusing in this situation, but what is happening is normal behavior in the Template Hierarchy. home.php shows your posts page, whether it’s on the front page, or assigned to another page when using a static front page. If you want your home.php template to be used for your static … Read more
Every time you edit a post/page, WordPress creates timely revisions of it. Check the Firebug console for the requests that are sent at regular intervals when you are on the edit page. They are useful if you lose the post content at some point and want to get back to an earlier version of the … Read more
There are many options. Subscribe2 is very popular, although I’ve never been a fan. http://subscribe2.wordpress.com/ MailChimp and FeedBurner both offer RSS to Email delivery which can be used for this as well. JetPack includes a subscribe to new posts function as well: http://jetpack.me/2011/11/29/how-to-use-email-subscriptions-in-jetpack-1-2/
Have you tried using WP_Query()? $query = new WP_Query( ‘posts_per_page=2’ ); You can also split it into two quieries if you must, with an offset: $query = new WP_Query( ‘posts_per_page’ => 1 ) ); // First post $query = new WP_Query( ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘offset=1’ ) ); // Second post
Hook into publish_post. Check if the post is in the category news. Get all posts with that category: $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘category_name’ => ‘news’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ) ); Update the category of the oldest post if necessary: wp_set_post_terms().
Multiple post classes should be separated by a single space or should be in an array. post_class(“$even_odd $current_post $current_in_total”); Or post_class(array($even_odd, $current_post, $current_in_total));
You should have a Posts menu item, like Pages. If it’s not visible, there is possibly code in your theme, or a plugin hiding the menu item. Look through your plugins and their options, and/or switch to a default theme to determine where this is happening.
Try this, nice and simple: <?php next_post(‘%’, ‘Prev: ‘, ‘yes’); ?> <?php previous_post(‘%’, ‘Next: ‘, ‘yes’); ?>
At first, read something about WordPress Ajax API and about Roles and Capabilities – capability to “edit_posts” has even Contributor. I would suggest to check for ‘delete_others_posts’ to prove the user is at least Editor. Or use capability of ‘manage_options’ (has Administrator, not Editor). Further, there is a check ajax referer function for you to … Read more