All that I can think of is to verify that you are in fact on a single post page ( echo out an else conditional, make sure that you are actually hitting your block of code ). if ( is_single() ) { echo ‘Hello World, Is Single’; } else { echo ‘Not Single’; } Where … Read more
Query for image attachments would be something like this (taken from Get The Image plugin/extension) with get_children(): $attachments = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $args[‘post_id’], ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘menu_order ID’ ) ); Then you can loop through array and retrieve URLs with wp_get_attachment_image_src() which will … Read more
I answered this for you in the comments of your previous question. …you can use the filter that @Backie suggested above (intermediate_image_sizes_advanced), and in the hooked function check for a field in the post collection named _wp_http_referer. It tells you where the upload request came from. If _wp_http_referer contains “media-new.php”, you can return an empty … Read more
the_time() function is a WordPress built-in function to display the time of the post creation. So if you want to display the current date and time you need to use php function date something like this: <?php // Assuming today is March 10th, 2001, 5:16:18 pm, and that we are in the // Mountain Standard … Read more
It means your PHP installation doesn’t have the Zip library. You can install it by recompiling PHP with the –enable-zip option, or install the PECL package.
Theory is simple – you just hook onto the the_content filter with a priority higher, then that of other plugin handlers: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘insert_my_sidebar’, 9); And then in insert_my_sidebar function you insert your sidebar. But there is a caveat – actually not only user plugins, but also default filters have priority of 10. So by default … Read more
Technically you can’t put images in category, because they are not posts by themselves. You can create Custom Post Type for your images, etc, etc (might be overkill in your case). Personally I like to use Links for such stuff. It is ready-made, easy to add images to (just URL), supports own categories and can … Read more
Sounds like what JSON API plugin does.
If you’re familiar with ZF you might be looking for models and layouts, both which you need to manually code with WordPress. But if you do so, you’ve got full possibilities. So feel free to create multiple template files and load them when it’s needed (e.g by hooking into template redirect or get_template_part) and then … Read more
You don’t new »statements«. Take a look at the Template Hierarchy: WP does most of the work for you. 1. Find the name Just create a new post list template, similar to your index.php and name it category-slug.php. To get the slug part, go to wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category and look at the column named … slug. See … Read more