It’s an interesting task. We can make a custom Slider Menu in Dashboard then featured images can be upload from there so that those images can be called dynamically in slider. First we have to make Theme Support and register Post Type in functions.php add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’, array( ‘post’, ‘slider’ ) ); add_image_size( ‘slider-image’, 1024, 550, … Read more
Depends on what theme you are using because some include hooks which make the job easier. For themes which don’t include hooks like Twenty Eleven & Twenty Twelve, you can simply past the PHP tag for the slider into the header.php file in the position you want your slider to display. Example if using the … Read more
this code removes the wordpress native gallery in which shows thumbnails and calls the permalink to attachment.php where it shows the image by itself. the following code makes it a slider using a easy slider with limited animation and transition effects. 1. Calls the arguments for the transition effect and call the js $output .= … Read more
Okay, I think I’ve figured out what you’re actually asking. You’re asking what the variable for the bit between the shortcodes. If that is all you are asking, then the answer is the parameter variable $content. You are already processing it in your code. Also, in your example, you seem to have a third shortcode, … Read more
var j = jQuery.noConflict(); j(document).ready(function() { j(‘.products’).bxSlider({ }); }); Did the trick! & including bxslider.js in wp_enqueue with jquery dependency before the main
Tried very simple math. <div class=”slide”> will print after every 4 post. So, if statement with old school logic $i%4 == 0 <div class=”slides_container”> <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘fastighet’, ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘orderby’ => ‘ASC’ ); $posts = get_posts($args); ?> <?php $i = 0; foreach($posts as $post): ?> <?php if($i%4 == 0): ?> … Read more
My approach (take it as such) would be simply generating a unique ID which will differentiate each slider. That’s anyway a good practice when the same functionality can potentially be displayed multiple times on the same page. First, find a way to generate an incremental $id to use in your template. Maybe an instanciation ID… … Read more
To display “most viewed” you would need to keep a view count (which WordPress does not do by default). They do, however, keep comment counts. WP Beginner has articles for each of these circumstances: “How to Display Popular Posts by Views in WordPress without a Plugin” “How to Display Most Commented Posts in WordPress Without … Read more
This is one of those things you probably have to do yourself, even though there are some slider plugins, they are difficult to customize. Using a jquery slider is pretty straightforward, they are usually just controlled with ID’s and CLASS’s, so you can wrap any WordPress code, for instance a wp_query (for featured posts). toscho’s … Read more
It’s better to use get_children than get_posts. Here is a quick example that will work. This is in the form of a function that is defined in your plugin or in functions.php then use the function as a template tag. /** * Gets all images attached to a post * @return string */ function wpse_get_images() … Read more