Ended up resolving it by using this in the taxonomy template instead… <?php /* Redirect To First Child */ if (have_posts()) { while (have_posts()) { the_post(); $pagekids = get_pages(“child_of=”.$post->ID.”&sort_column=menu_order”); $firstchild = $pagekids[0]; wp_redirect(get_permalink($firstchild->ID)); } } ?>
If the line breaks exist in the database, you just need to run your custom field output through wpautop(). Changes double line-breaks in the text into HTML paragraphs (<p>…</p>). If that doesn’t work, then the line breaks probably are getting stripped before going into the database. In that case you’ll need to share the code … Read more
When you load your process.php file directly, it’s not within the context of the WordPress environment, so no WordPress functions are available. WordPress has a native AJAX API that should be used for this sort of thing. First, enqueue your javascript file, then use wp_localize_script to pass the location of admin-ajax.php, which will be processing … Read more
admin_url(‘post-new.php’); The admin_url function will handle generating most of the link, you just need to give it the final component. You can pass in GET parameters as well. Just look at the backend URL to see what you need. admin_url(‘post-new.php?post_type=page’); Or using add_query_arg as suggested by @Rarst … add_query_arg(array(‘post_type’=>’page’),admin_url(‘post-new.php’)); It is overkill for simple URLs … Read more
Limit Authors to their Own Posts on front-end excluding admins
The administrative editors could fix the author manually. Alternatively, you could add custom post meta-data to designate the original author. Then, hooking into the publish_post or transition_post_status actions (or even save_post for that matter) you could check for the presence of the meta-data when a post is being published, and if it exists, replace the … Read more
Try this, it’s the most basic implementation. It could be more effecient to hook into pre_get_posts, and change the query from a ‘top level page’ to a query for it’s children. But that has the potential to break a few things, and in particular would probably require you to alter the template used. <?php if … Read more
get_terms() return all the terms in the taxonomy regardless of the current post. So if current post does not have lang terms still this condition if ( !empty( $lang)) will be true thus it will display the text Language. Use get_the_term_list instead of the_terms which return the terms list instead of printing, so output can … Read more
You are asking to load the next page but it doesn’t make sense to load the entire page if all you want is the image. The following will do just that. The HTML At a minimum add a wrapper div to isolate the image we want to replace and so it’s possible to search in … Read more
You can do: echo str_replace(‘mins’, ‘minutes’, human_time_diff( get_the_time(‘U’), current_time(‘timestamp’) ) . ‘ ago’); Update: The same using filter as suggested: add_filter(‘human_time_diff’, ‘new_human_time_diff’, 10, 2); function new_human_time_diff($from, $to) { // remove filter to prevent the loop remove_filter(‘human_time_diff’, ‘new_human_time_diff’); $timediff = str_replace(‘mins’, ‘minutes’, human_time_diff($from, $to) . ‘ ago’); // restore the filter add_filter( ‘human_time_diff’, ‘new_human_time_diff’, 10, 2); … Read more