Lol happens uses feathered images so you can upload a pic , use as feathered image you can use this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-user-frontend/ to achieve that make a page called submit or something put the short code the plugin gaves you enable uploading feathered images and thats it or you can go with hard coding use … Read more
if you login to the WordPress admin area. You will see under the appearance menu a link that says “Menus”. Click that and on the left side, there will be a little panel that says “Custom Links” give it the url of the page that you want and a name in the label field and … Read more
Three methods: Don’t use taxonomies at all, just store the ID of the associated posts as post meta Create a taxonomy, and remove the ability to edit/delete/create terms. Then use automation to catch the hooks for the creation, editing, and deletion of Place posts, and create/edit/delete the associated terms in the taxonomy. Use the Posts2posts … Read more
Why would you expect it to correctly guess your thumbnail? Facebook detects images based on the Open Graph protocol. If you don’t have a meta tag specifying the image for that page, the best you can hope for is FB guessing based on any images in the page. If you want to get the correct … Read more
If you don’t want to give users access to the WordPress admin screens and you don’t want to use a premium plugin, you should create a form in a page and use wp_insert_post with the submitted data. In your case, the “post_status” parameter could be used to “moderate”: $post = array( ‘post_title’ => $_POST[‘title_field’], ‘post_content’ … Read more
the_content_limit does not exist in WordPress. You probably want something like the_excerpt. What’s likely happening is your loop is working fine, but the call to an undefined function causes the program to error out, making it appear the the loop is not working. Look at the rendered HTML: you’ll probably see a single, opening <li> … Read more
Have you tried ‘current_category’ => 1, ? e.g.: $args = array ( ‘title_li’ => 0, ‘current_category’ => 1 ); wp_list_categories($args); There’s a chance it will still output all of them, but with a CSS class on the current categories, at which point you hide them all with CSS and unhide the ones with that class. … Read more
Your foreach is way wrong. Try combining the category ids in an array, then running one query only to get the posts you want. Edit: read your comments. Try use using an array function like array_merge instead of the + to combine the resulting post arrays. See if that helps.
Found an answer to this. Somehow WordPress’ own orderby isn’t fully functional when trying to order by multiple values. I solved this by changing WP_Query to SQL Query, and including second DESC after _postmeta.meta_value+0 SELECT XXX_posts.* FROM XXX_posts INNER JOIN XXX_postmeta ON (XXX_posts.ID = XXX_postmeta.post_id) WHERE 1=1 AND XXX_posts.post_type=”sidebar_element” AND (XXX_posts.post_status=”publish”) AND (XXX_postmeta.meta_key = ‘sidebar_element_meta_alignment’ … Read more
You might check out the content_edit_pre filter. Your example would then look like this: function wpse89725_pre_edit_content( $content, $post_id ) { $content = “nothing”; return $content; } add_filter( ‘content_edit_pre’, ‘wpse89725_pre_edit_content’, 10, 2 ); You can read more about this filter in the Codex: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/content_edit_pre Edit: You can also try the edit_post_content filter: add_filter( ‘edit_post_content’, ‘my_pre_edit_content’, 10, … Read more