You can use the callback argument for a completely customized rendering of your comment/trackback function wpse168639commentCb( $comment, $args, $depth ) { // do whatever you want in here: // Dump what you got: var_dump( $comment, $args, $depth ); } wp_list_comments( array( # other arguments… ‘callback’ => ‘wpse168639commentCb’, ) );
$albumGenres = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘discography_album_label’ ); foreach ( $albumGenres as $albumGenre ) { echo $albumGenre->name; // or whatever value }
OK, after reading Rarst post i went with the taxonomy term option. It was very simple: Just after the register_taxonomy call, i added one line of code wp_insert_term(‘Featured’,’filter’); being filter my taxonomy. Then I modified the query in the template, adding the line ‘filter’ => ‘Featured’, inside the args. Now I only see the featured … Read more
To save: // Update and save the field so it can be used in our template if ( isset( $_POST[‘input_name’] ) ) { $data = sanitize_text_field( $_POST[‘input_name’] ); update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘field_name’, $data ); } To read: $data = get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘field_name’, true ); // With post object, a leaner, cleaner method: $data = $post->field_name; There’s … Read more
The best and easiest solution (imo) would be to develop your design directly in the Underscore theme. This way you will code only once the design – you won’t have to redo the dynamic parts (like the menu items, widgets and other parts managed by WordPress). The alternative would be to code your design in … Read more
Have you tried is_front_page()? It should do what you’re looking to do. Unless you’ve set up front-page.php with the Page Template commented header syntax that identifies the file is a Page Template, I don’t think you can use the is_page_template() or get_page_template() functions. As for the category page, if you are loading category-foo.php, then aren’t … Read more
I am guessing a lot about how your themes work but, the child theme’s functions.php runs before the parent theme’s functions.php, so anything loaded by the parent’s functions isn’t going to be present for you to remove. You need to hook your function so that it runs later. add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘remove_custom’); Though you would need to … Read more
It is because you need to enqueue comment-reply.js which is required for the jQuery effect. Place the following in your header.php file within your head tag: if ( is_singular() && get_option( ‘thread_comments’ ) ) wp_enqueue_script( ‘comment-reply’ );
It just take a little bit more complicated logic: function alternating_post_class($classes) { static $counter = 1; switch ($counter) { case 1: $classes[] = ‘full-width’; break; case 2: case 3; $classes[] = ‘half-width’; break; } $counter = ($counter == 3) ? 1 : $counter + 1; return $classes; } add_filter(‘post_class’, ‘alternating_post_class’);
max_input_vars is the limit on the total number of GET, POST, and COOKIE vars. To determine how many there are you can just count them. Here’s a quick example in a WordPress context: function wpd_admin_error_notice() { echo ‘This request contained ‘ . count( $_POST ) . ‘ POST vars, ‘ . count( $_GET ) . … Read more