No, an image placed inside a post/page content don’t reference in your database other than inside your content only. That’s why an image attached is better: you have full control over your images since they are in your server and referenced in your database. An attachment is a child post, once you attach an file … Read more
Okay, I found the solution incase anyone else is need to do the same thing. function music_link_setting (){ $options = get_option(‘kw_theme_options’); wp_dropdown_pages( array( ‘name’ => ‘kw_theme_options[music_link]’, ‘echo’ => 1, ‘show_option_none’ => __( ‘— Select —’ ), ‘option_none_value’ => ‘0’, ‘selected’ => $options[‘music_link’] ) ); }
sorry to mark this as an answer for some reason I can’t comment on this question. Can you explain more what you mean by “I have a list of posts (with excerpts) being displayed in the page using Short Tags.”? Do you have a list of posts excerpts displayed on the front and some number … Read more
Attachments are a type of post, and a post can only have a single parent, that’s why it’s not natively possible to have an attachment associated with multiple posts- there is no mechanism for many-to-many associations. There are several ways to solve this, but how simple it is depends on your skill level or willingness … Read more
Maybe that is unrelated to your theme. WordPress has an option to set a static page as front page. To find that page go to Settings/Reading and see if such a page was set: In this example the page name is Sample Page. If there is no static page set, you have to look through … Read more
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I think this is definitely possible. I can’t give you a full working example, but here are a few thoughts- You could probably make services a taxonomy, then adding a service would be a matter of adding a new term to the tax. you could make articles a custom post type, and associate each post … Read more
This is possible : you can fetch the comments form the database in the admin side in the same way you would do it on the client side with get_comments. Now the question is : where exactly, in the admin side, do you want to display you custom comments ? You can for example create … Read more
Rearrange register_sidebar() calls in your code so the one you want to be first is registered first.
This is probably because you just should never directly access anything which is not JS, CSS or images on theme folders. Directly accessing PHP files in those folders is considered a security risk and people (me included) will block such an access at the server configuration level. I assume that depending on the method used … Read more