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
If I understand your question correctly, the problem is the target for the search results. Just finding the matching page is not good enough when the visitor has to scan a long document after entering the page. You could split the long texts into smaller pieces, in WordPress: posts. An idea: Create a main page … Read more
After reading a bit on regex and preg, starting from a previous example of a similar problem and testing it I was able to answer my own question. I added this function to functions.php: <?php /** Plugin Name: WPSE (#167237) Redirect after comment */ add_filter(‘comment_post_redirect’, ‘redirect_after_comment’); function redirect_after_comment($location) { return preg_replace(“/comment-page-([\d]+)\/#comment-([\d]+)/”, “2”, $location); } It’s … Read more
WPMUdev has a Multi-DB plugin but you won’t see any performance gains from splitting your database up unless you have a very high volume of sites with thousands of tables. From the plugin instructions: Step 1: Decide how many databases you want (16, 256, 4096) So, how do you know that this plugin is necessary … Read more
get_the_content() return what’s in the editor, but wpautop filters and such are attached to the_content (which you don’t need inside your split function – just apply it later manually with apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $output ); at the end. You should as well use strip_shortcodes( get_the_content() ); before splitting it up: $output = get_the_content(); $output = wp_trim_words( … Read more
Why not just create a few shortcodes for what you need? you can create columns for all kind of uses,, add this to your themes function.php file.. <?php function yourtheme_one_third( $atts, $content = null ) { return ‘<div class=”one_third”>’ . do_shortcode($content) . ‘</div>’; } add_shortcode(‘one_third’, ‘yourtheme_one_third’); function yourtheme_one_third_last( $atts, $content = null ) { return … Read more
It should be pretty straight-forward, copy the relevant pieces of code from the page you linked to into your existing TinyMCE plugin, update a few strings… done!.. Start with this for your TinyMCE plugin JS and see how you get on.. // JavaScript Document (function() { // Creates a new plugin class and a custom … Read more
You can use ShrimpTest for this. Basically, you need to reverse the test idea. You’re making three separate posts, one of which will be displayed on the front page. That means that two others will not be displayed on the front page. So you’re doing an exclusion. Say your three posts have id’s of 101, … Read more
I hope you understand what query variables is. If not, here is it in short. The main query uses WP_Query to set itself up. In the main query, WP_Query uses public query variables to construct the main query according to the page being requested, and paged and page are two of them. To see all … Read more
A simple example that shows how to use multiple delimiters and potential improvements in your code. See embedded comments for explanation. Be warned about the general shortcomings of strtok() (from manual): These functions modify their first argument. These functions cannot be used on constant strings. The identity of the delimiting byte is lost. The strtok() function uses a static … Read more