Why the page number does not appear in splitting post?
Why the page number does not appear in splitting post?
Why the page number does not appear in splitting post?
How is the Page Splitting implemented in the theme?
When you look at the Template hierarchy, then you’ll notice that there’re actual author archives: Archive Page: author-{$nicename}.php >> author-{$id}.php >> author.php This means, that you can simply add an author.php file to your theme and style it whatever you want. The Loop will give you all posts by this author. If you want to … Read more
Coming from a different angle, have you looked into adding indexes to the relevant tables to maximize efficiency? Sometimes the right index can make an amazing difference, even when the files aren’t particularly large. When they are as big as yours the difference could be all you need. You mentioned that you host the server … Read more
I don’t think it is common enough task for there to be generic recommendations in WordPress area. Taking the more specific part of your question — manipulating template is certainly possible and quite common. Any template (being loaded in native fashion) will have to go through template_include filter Results of single template specifically will go … Read more
This is quite easy using the sidebars_widget filter. What we want to do is, in the back end, add our three widgets in the desired sidebar where we need them. This will, as always, display all the widgets in the order they appear in the backend in the sidebar. If you only need this on … Read more
What you are doing isn’t ever going to work the way you want. the_terms() is going to produce a list of complete a tags so you can’t nest or merge it with another one like you are trying to do. And there are no convenient arguments or filters that would allow you to alter that … Read more
Use get_the_tags instead of the_tags to grab an array of tags, and array_chunk to split it. You will then need to build a loop to display the tags. $tags = get_the_tags(); if (!empty($tags)) { $tags = array_chunk($tags,ceil(count($tags)/2),true); foreach($tags as $v) { echo ‘<ul>’; foreach ($v as $tag) { echo ‘<li><a href=”‘.get_tag_link($tag->term_id).'”>’ . $tag->name . ‘</a></li>’; … Read more
You could try our free MaxA/B plugin. It was made for split testing different URLs.
My first thought was to create 2 main categories. Exclude one from the wordpress loop on index.php and then only show that category on a different page. The only problem with this method is that the users would have to make sure they are posting in the correct category. However if you used a plugin … Read more