You only need one register_setting() call. The rest can be handled internally. I wrote a Settings API tutorial that explains how to do so. Without delving too deeply into the code from the tutorial you linked, just based on the screenshot it appears that the Digital Raindrops code bypasses the standard, WordPress core admin UI … Read more
There is an awesome plugin by @scribu called Posts 2 Posts. It allows you to manually associate different post types (or the same post type) with each other. I use it quite a bit for bigger CMS type projects and even pluginized a common pattern I found myself writing on a few sites. Here’s an … Read more
Take a look here: specify meta_key / meta_value condition for prev_post_link and next_post_link Which ultimately leads to this plugin, which accesses the get_adjacent_post function mentioned above: Ambrosite Next/Previous Post Link Plus And looks like it would fit your needs by allowing you to specificy a meta_value for the next/prev post hook.
You can load content from other pages via the get_pages function: <?php $args = array( ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’, ‘include’ => array( 5, 6, 7 ) // your page IDs ); $my_pages = get_pages( $args ); foreach( $my_pages as $page ){ setup_postdata( $page ); the_title(); the_post_thumbnail(); the_excerpt(); the_permalink(); } wp_reset_postdata(); ?>
I would recommend defining a query var to define your custom filters, and then pass the (sanitized) value of that query var to query_posts() (to alter the primary Loop, if that is your ojbective). First (in functions.php), define your query var: <?php function wpse47974_queryvars( $qvars ) { $qvars[] = ‘wpse47974_filter’; return $qvars; } add_filter( ‘query_vars’, … Read more
Add a s to show_in_nav_menu : show_in_nav_menus
By default the password fields should appear “empty” on the “Your Profile” page. Make sure your WordPress installation is up to date and try deactivating any plugins that extend the user profile page and commenting out any code in your functions.php file. There is most likely a conflict with one of these plugins.
In your browser select “View page source” search for style.css you’ll find something like this: http://domain.com/wp-content/themes/ThemeName/style.css there you already have the theme name, and if you open the URL you also gonna see at the beginning of the stylesheet a header with all the information about the theme and its author
I’ve found the problem. I had placed an empty index.php file into a subdirectory folder under my main theme folder to prevent directory browsing on that folder. The presence of this index.php was causing the wordpress file editor to assume it was the default index.php for my theme. Renaming that file to home.php has resolved … Read more
It seems like there are two questions here: “how do I include Boilerplate/Bootstrap in Twenty Eleven?” and “how should I choose between these two theming options?“. I’ll try to answer both: Boilerplate/Bootstrap in Twenty Eleven I’ll start by saying this probably isn’t a good idea. With that said, the easiest way would be to make … Read more