You can use the following (mu-)plugin to change the height. You just need to adjust the height as you need it. <?php defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) OR exit; /** * Plugin Name: (#83974) WCM TinyMCE height */ add_filter( ‘the_editor’, ‘wpse83974_tinymce_height’ ); function wpse83974_tinymce_height( $html ) { return str_replace( array( ‘cols=”40″‘, ‘ style=”height: 360’ ) ,array( ‘cols=”400″‘, … Read more
This line is likely the issue – $where = ” AND ( atl_posts.post_author = {$authorID} ) “; You are replacing the contents of $where, not changing it. You have to use . before = – $where.= ” AND ( atl_posts.post_author = {$authorID} ) “;
If the post/page was previously published, and you changed the slug when you edited the page, the old slug gets put into the post meta table with the name _wp_old_slug. So you can use get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_wp_old_slug’, $single = false ); to retrieve the former slug(s). I see no reason this wouldn’t work with CPTs, … Read more
Well there are two easy answers to this , one being an actual template and the other being more of a snippet. You can use get_template_part to call an actual PHP template file, for instance if you have a file called my-text.php you could use: get_template_part( ‘my-text’ ); Or if you just want to go … Read more
WordPress’ get_categories() function returns an array of category objects, each of which has a “count” property for the number of posts in that category. So something like this would get you a list of links to category pages: $categories = get_categories(); $markup = ‘<ul>’; foreach( $categories as $category ) { $catName = $category->category_nicename; $count = … Read more
The first part is to add a dropdown using restrict_manage_posts filter, and the second one is to actually get posts without tags using pre_get_posts filter: function wpse147471_add_no_tags_filter() { if ( ‘post’ !== get_current_screen()->post_type ) { return; } $selected = ( isset( $_GET[‘tag-filter’] ) && ‘no-tags’ === $_GET[‘tag-filter’] ); ?> <select name=”tag-filter”> <option value=””>— Select —</option> … Read more
You need to modify the TinyMCE settings object on instantiation: Reference: TinyMCE documentation – content formatting WordPress provides a filter for this very purpose called tiny_mce_before_init which you can use as follows: function modify_tinymce_settings($settings) { $settings[‘indentation’] = ’10px’; return $settings; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘modify_tinymce_settings’); If that does not work precisely, then dump the output of $settings … Read more
I’d figure, it mainly is not advised, because it is intended just to use it for built-in post types, just because you can use for custom post types it does not change anything on that intention. For example, if you use it and there are changes in WordPress that make that arguments use strictly available … Read more
Newlines are not valid inside json strings. However you are outputting this code or otherwise checking it for sanity is somehow adding newlines into your long strings here. Check that your strings really are all one line and not broken up into multiple lines.
To just know the number of posts in a category, its endpoint returns that number straightforward, in example: curl http://wired.com/wp-json/wp/v2/categories/24 In the resource returned, the count field says: 486 Which is the same number the metadata says about the total number of posts, if you request the posts in that category, rather than the category … Read more