You need to do this in two steps. First create the actual widget. Find a widget ID that does not exist, and toss in an extra entry in (off the top of my head) the widget_text option, which corresponds to the text widget config. Off the top of my head, it’ll look something like: $ops … Read more
The best way to customize a navigation menu is to use a custom ‘walker’ function.. Here are the steps how to achieve the customization that you want! Create a “wp-custom-nav-walker.php” file in your theme directory for a new custom ‘walker’ class. Extend the Walker_Nav_Menu class and copy the class’ function that you want to modify … Read more
You should be able to use template_redirect. I haven’t tested it though, should be something like this. function page_redirect() { if ($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == ‘your_url’) { require(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/mY-account.php’); } } add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘page_redirect’);
I believe it is better if you use the ajax method instead of sending the POST to the same page. You can use javascript to increment the form / fieldset. Use an array for the name e.g <input type=”text” name=”ingredient[]”/> If you want to edit the post, just you us the saved data on the … Read more
There doesn’t seem to be an easy way to do this. However, you can try this rather hackish approach: add_filter(‘dynamic_sidebar_params’, ‘my_sidebar_params_cb’); function my_sidebar_params_cb($params) { global $my_widget_counter; if (empty($my_widget_counter)) $my_widget_counter = 1; else $my_widget_counter++; $params[0][‘before_widget’] = str_replace(‘class=”‘, ‘class=”widget_nr_’.$my_widget_counter.’ ‘, $params[0][‘before_widget’]); return $params; }
Custom post types are by default excluded from the main query except on taxonomy pages and custom post type archives. You can simply use pre_get_posts to correctly alter the main query (alter the query variables before the SQL query is build and executed) to your needs. Just a few notes on pre_get_posts pre_get_posts runs front … Read more
Enqueue style depending on a template filename: if(‘header.php’ == basename( get_page_template() ) { // check the template file name // enqueue header.php style here } if(‘header-full.php’ == basename( get_page_template() ) { // check the template file name // enqueue header-full.php style here } wp_enqueue_style already registers a style so you don’t need to register a … Read more
To hide a custom field from the “Custom Fields” section, prefix it with an underscore. So add_post_meta($id, ‘name’, ‘value’); becomes add_post_meta($id, ‘_name’, ‘value’);. Here’s a good reference for backup: How to Hide Your Plugin’s Custom Fields
Add a last test for 1 === $counter. And put that into a function in your theme’s functions.php like this: /** * Alternating output. * * @param string $first Returned on first call. * @param string $odd Returned on every odd call. * @param string $even Returned on every even call. * @return string */ … Read more
Here are 3 links to get you started, your question should be more clear, do you want this to work like twentyten’s header, using a custom theme options field, a category? How to use media upload on theme option page? How can I add an image upload field directly to a custom write panel? Attaching … Read more