Yes Its Possible Just Simply Run This Query Once If You’re Not Developer Then Don’t to Anything Just Simply log in to your cpanel->open phpmyadmin->There is maybe one or more database you’ve to find which one is wordpress database (click on database and where all table names starts with “wp_” its your WordPress Database -> … Read more
You can use my plugin Posts Creation Limits which has a per user, per role, per post type, per post status limiting system and combined with its post_creation_limits_custom_checks action hook and check if the user has created a post that day already – if so: show the the “limit reached message”. For example: add_action( ‘post_creation_limits_custom_checks’, … Read more
As this is a matter of Aperture/Lightroom plugins, maybe this Question could be posed in other sites of the Stack: Photography Ask Different The Aperture side seems to have less options: the only plugin I’ve found seems outdated, Pixelpipe an Applescript that may be of use if tweaked. This Mac blogging app, Marsedit, may be … Read more
It can happen if one of the files you include in the theme is returning 404 Not Found error. Like, if you’re linking to a .js or .css or an image which does not exist on that location. Use the Inspector in your browser to see if you get any 404 errors, anywhere. Fix them … Read more
Basically the easiest thing should be a callback to the start_el() method of the Walker class. // From core: apply_filters( ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’, $item_output, $item, $depth, $args ); Just grab the data (whatever the actual data is and from wherever it comes) and append it. add_action( ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’, ‘wpse_10042_nav_menu_post_count’, 10, 4 ); function wpse_10042_nav_menu_post_count( $output, $item, $depth, $args … Read more
You just need to override the function display_tablenav() with a blank function in you parent class. It is explained here.
The posts are related to taxonomies (taxonomy/tag) in the wp_3_term_relationships table, where the object_id column is the post’s id, and the term_taxonomy_id is the taxonomy/tag id. Depending on what you want to accomplish, the solution might be to create the same taxonomies at each blog. This way the tax_query should work as normal.
As stated in my comment to the OP, you should make use of pre_get_posts to target change the query variables as needed before the main query is executed. Just a tip, pre_get_posts uses the same exact parameters as WP_Query, so you can have a look at those parameters and use them to construct your pre_get_post … Read more
You can use the has_password parameter of WP_Query. Here’s an example how you can hide it, for non administrators, on the edit.php screen for the post post type: /** * Hide password protected posts, for non-admins, in the case of ‘edit-post’ screen id * * @link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/200426/26350 */ add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function( \WP_Query $q ) { … Read more
My jquery knowledge is still almost non existent, so I’m not sure if the solution works that was suggested by @Howdy_McGee in comments. Anyways, just as matter of proper reference, from the link just replace ‘your_widget’ with name of your widget in the code below (two places). ‘sortreceive’ event is only called when widget is … Read more