wp_kses to the rescue! My Editor Contains everything a Post Might Pass the result through wp_kses_post on the way in and out, and all should be good. Remember, this will strip out anything added by the_content filter, so to preserve oembeds and shortcodes, use this: echo apply_filters( ‘the_content’, wp_kses_post( $content ) ); You might also … Read more
Just by itself WordPress will not change the post status. However, if you have a plugin like Draft Scheduler installed, drafts will be published automatically, possibly with some interval. So, you should check your plugins on this type of activity. Another possibility would be that a backup of the database has been installed after a … Read more
Iulian, from what you write in your question, you’re basically looking for a CMS that offers data configuration, editing and presentation out of the box. Even WordPress can be used to manage content and build wonderfull things, it does not support such out of the box easily. It does not mean that it is not … Read more
The code that thread links to seems very close to what you are describing – looping through categories and retrieving some amount of posts for each. If you want to integrate posts into wp_list_categories() you can do that by extending Walker_Category class and using it as custom walker passed via walker argument… but it’s not … Read more
This was asked over and over: Add custom field automatically to custom page types Redesigning Custom Post Type “Add New” page and if you are not into coding the you can use plugins like Simple fields More Fields Verve Meta Boxes hope this helps
Ok I have cracked it, by spoofing the $_SERVER variable and pre-defing some constants, I was able to prevent WordPress from redirecting after the inclusion of wp-load.php. define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); define( ‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, $siteRow[‘domain’] ); define( ‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); define( ‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 ); define( ‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, $siteRow[‘wp_blog_id’] ); $_SERVER = array( “HTTP_HOST” => $siteRow[‘domain’], “SERVER_NAME” => $siteRow[‘domain’], “REQUEST_URI” … Read more
There is no option to change the number of posts per page, archive, tag or category from the admin but you can use query_posts() posts_per_page to set the number. for example in your theme’s index.php file or if you are using a static page as your home_page the page.php file add this snippet of code … Read more
Creating your own schedules is a little messy (because they need to be persistent and stored in database), but it is quite easy to hop on one of the native schedules that run twice a day. add_action( ‘wp_version_check’, ‘my_function’ ); function my_function() { //stuff } As for running actual queries you should use $wpdb for … Read more
This question is pretty old but the only one that popped out for this kind of problem. I had it this night, spend almost 4 hours hitting myself against the wall – disabling plugins, commenting code here and there (and this is a large multisite project with lots of custom functionality and frontend forms, custom … Read more
you mean something like this? then here you go: add_action(‘admin_footer’,’style_posts_list’); function style_posts_list(){ ?> <style> .status-draft{background-color: #008866 !important;} .status-pending{background-color: #F53162 !important;} .status-publish{background-color: #FFF700 !important;} <?php }