What is the Better way to manage posts in WordPress?
In paginated areas in admin interface you can click Screen options (upper right) and change amount of items per page to display.
In paginated areas in admin interface you can click Screen options (upper right) and change amount of items per page to display.
The display of posts is controlled by WordPress Loop. It has a lot of possible arguments, but they are rarely exposed in URL (especially if using pretty permalinks). But it is possible to make use of arguments by manually adding them to URL. For sorting see Orderby Parameters. Your example would be something like: domain.com/?orderby=date … Read more
Check your profile’s prefs, for starters. And if you’re configured to use the wysiwyg editor, make sure no is error is being reported in the edit posts page.
Yes, they can. There is nothing strange or technically complex about that. And before you ask – no, it’s pretty much unrealistic to protect public web page from being copied. My process to deal with such goes roughly like this: Contact blog owner and point out that your posts are not meant to be copied … Read more
paste this code in your theme’s functions.php file function custom_query_shortcode($atts) { // EXAMPLE USAGE: // [loop_shortcode the_query=”showposts=100&post_type=page&post_parent=453″] // Defaults extract(shortcode_atts(array( “the_query” => ” ), $atts)); // de-funkify query $the_query = preg_replace(‘~�*([0-9a-f]+);~ei’, ‘chr(hexdec(“\\1″))’, $the_query); $the_query = preg_replace(‘~�*([0-9]+);~e’, ‘chr(\\1)’, $the_query); // query is made query_posts($the_query); // Reset and setup variables $output=””; $temp_title=””; $temp_link = ”; $temp_ex = … Read more
You could insert the plugin’s shortcode into another page, by following the directions here. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nurelm-get-posts/ Alternatively if you don’t necessarily need the plugin and simply want to create a page that displays posts, follow the example given here on the codex. http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#A_Page_of_Posts Scribu, +1 .. as that’s essentially what you were suggesting to.
If I am not mistaken about the issue – that is controlled by unfiltered_html capability. Only available to Editor role and higher by default.
I’d have thought it’s just a matter of formulating your HTML in a way that accomodates the image alignment requirement.. You could have two seperate elements, one for the post’s image, one for paragraph(s) of content, and float them side by side. Add a wrapper around the two.. So you basically have two elements, side … Read more
Let see if I remember this correctly. Go to http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/options.php Find permalink_structure. By default, the value should be /blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/ Change the value manually to whatever value you like. e.g /pressreleases/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/ or just /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/. Then Save Changes. Now visit http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/options-permalink.php and DON’T click Save Changes. It should flush the rules. If you click Save Changes it … Read more
The plugin ‘Post Types Order‘ was the culprit. As Scribu pointed out above the plugin is filtering the Raw SQL query which it shouldn’t be doing. As a result, the argument ‘suppress_filters‘ wasn’t stopping the query being modified and the ‘orderby‘ argument was being completely ignored. As to how this behavior can be stopped, I’m … Read more