Well, this is partly true and partly false. When you trash a post, everything that is tied to it is also trashed. This means, if you untrash the post, the comments etc. are untrashed as well. However, comments and other stuff is not handled as if they were trashed directly (i.e., on the Comments page … Read more
In your example, you can’t. Per the Codex, [is_single()] checks if a single post of any post type except attachment and page post types is being displayed. You’re trying to use it on the transition_post_status hook, which is not related to page display, and so is_single() has no meaning. The Solution Instead of using is_single(), … Read more
Just add frame: ‘post’, to wp.media attributes.
There are a few errors which I want to address First of all, you should never use query_posts to construct custom queries. This is not just my emphasis, but the codex as well. The one big problem with query_posts is, it many circumstances, pagination fails Note: This function isn’t meant to be used by plugins … Read more
If you want sequential numbers for your posts, then don’t use the post ID column. AUTO_INCREMENT is meant to provide unique numbers (and split-brains in multi-master replication), it is never going to be without gaps, especially not in WordPress (revisions, autosaves, pages, contact forms, galleries and a bunch of other plugins) and especially not with … Read more
Do not use query_posts, and for that matter any custom query to replace the main query. It is always problematic and it creates more problems that solving it. Use the main query and make use of pre_get_posts to alter the main query as needed. To solve your issue, remove the query_posts line, this is how … Read more
You can add to the end of theme’s header.php file this: if( is_single() ) { global $wp_query; $wp_query->set_404(); status_header( 404 ); get_template_part( ‘404’ ); exit(); } Note that the get_template_part( ‘404’ ) function needs 404.php file in your theme directory.
There is almost never a scenario where executing PHP code entered from the wysiwyg editor is a good idea. It opens up a whole bunch of security issues. The best way to achieve what you are looking for is to setup a custom short code that will return the link you are interested in. Add … Read more
Inclusion and exclusion are often reversible. “Not this” (exclusive) is equal to “All of that, skipping this” (inclusive). If in general the function does precisely what you need, you could just make a full list of user IDs and throwing the current one out.
Use the post__not_in Argument of wp_query like this $query= new WP_Query(array(‘post_type’ => ‘rooms’, ‘post__not_in’ => array(164));