It looks like what i’ll need to do is look at a customized menu walker, as suggested at this thread over on Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9003918/editting-wp-nav-menu-so-it-prints-divs-instead-of-lis From there, looking at suggestions I found: http://www.mattvarone.com/wordpress/cleaner-output-for-wp_nav_menu/ That’s solved this perfectly!
Try this: $my_query = new WP_Query(array( ‘post_status’ => ‘future’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, )); while ($my_query->have_posts()) { $my_query->the_post(); the_date(); echo ‘ – ‘; the_title(); } wp_reset_postdata(); or this: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/show-future-posts-on-single-post/
Can you explain why you need a custom field for the image ? if there is no special reason for that , you should use the_post_thumbnail() function that is built in wordpress and will not have you mess with custom fields. You can read more here : Display thumbnail from custom field EDIT – Well, … Read more
The admin area can definitely be themed, using either CSS, a plugin, or a combination of both. To get started, read the Codex page on Creating Admin Themes. To expand further – any overriding of core WP functions must be done from a plugin. It’s fairly simple, and just like any other function override – … Read more
Copy the contents from old renamed folder into wp-content folder which is created by your latest wordpress installation.
My first answer to your question is another question: Why? PHP is a template language. You need this separation only in cases where the Designer and the programmer have two very different jobs. But someone writing WordPress themes has to know PHP anyway: Just look at the custom header and background set ups, at add_theme_support, … Read more
In the mean time, keep using your method. But as @helenhousandi linked in a comment, WordPress 3.4 will be introducing a new WP_Theme object that will make this much easier. Right now, you’re using get_theme_data() to return an array with the theme’s version. No, it’s not cached … but you could likely cache it yourself … Read more
Technically, this is possible. You can load as many language files as you want: load_theme_textdomain( ‘text_domain_1’, get_template_directory() . ‘/languages/td1’ ) ); load_theme_textdomain( ‘text_domain_2’, get_template_directory() . ‘/languages/td2’ ) ); In terms of performance it may be useful if want to separate front-end and back-end translations. But it is the wrong solution if do this to manage … Read more
First, you need to familiarize yourself with the WordPress Template Hierarchy, so that you ensure that you are modifying the appropriate template file: Home: Blog Posts Index page; template file: home.php Front Page: Site Front Page; template file: front-page.php I am assuming that you want to display a static front page, and to display your … Read more
Thank you for all your help, especially @byronyasgur for your last suggestion. It helped me fix it. I was using markdown as the input format for the content, and the first line was HTML comment which was not followed by a blank line. Adding a blank line fixed it. Summary: The absence of this line … Read more