Shortcode with a custom output template: You could try the following shortcode demo: /** * The shortcode [history_timeline] with a custom output template. */ add_shortcode( ‘history_timeline’, function( $atts = array(), $content=”” ) { ob_start(); if ( ” == locate_template( ‘templates/timeline.php’, TRUE ) ) include( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘templates/timeline.php’ ); $html = ob_get_clean(); return $html; … Read more
I think that the very helpful user gave you a wrong answer. Here a example which I think is better: //The ID of the parent page, for example 4. Change to the correct ID. //For example, if you are in the page loop, you can use get_the_ID() to get ID of current page $parent_id = … Read more
You have not made provision for pagination, which is integral for what you want to do. You should go and have a look at how to construct a custom query and how to make use of the pagination parameters in WP_Query You will also need to go and have a look at next_posts_link and previous_posts_link … Read more
Passing query variables to a custom page template
Managed to do it by putting this into the loop: <?php if (has_term( $_GET[“lang”], ‘sprache’ )) { ?> I was then able to creat links like …/autor/steve-perry/?lang=englisch to filter the search results the way I wanted to.
The sweet and short of this, don’t use get_posts if you need paginated queries. get_posts works perfectly if you are going to use a custom query that doesn’t need pagination, but it really becomes a big complicated mess when you need to introduce pagination. I think the easiest and most appropriate here is to make … Read more
Use a new query outside the loop like this one $query = new WP_Query( ‘category_name=ben affleck;post_type=post’ ); if ( $query->have_posts() ) : while $query->have_posts() : $query->the_post(); // Loop output goes here endwhile; endif;
Once you have created custom taxonomies in WordPress, the next step is to display them on post pages. Fortunately, this is a matter of adding the following single line of code to the single.php (located in the theme folder): <?php the_terms( $post->ID, ‘topics’, ‘Topics: ‘, ‘, ‘, ‘ ‘ ); ?> By default custom taxonomies … Read more
The web hosting provider should have a process available for gaining access to a control panel, FTP, etc. They will likely need your employer to prove ownership of the account somehow. From this access, you will have all that you need to duplicate the site and install a development version before beginning your edits.
Right bellow the content (single post) <?php if (function_exists(‘paged_comments_template’)) paged_comments_template(); else comments_template(); ?> And the approval you need change in the wordpress panel.