In this way you add in “exclude” parameter like this ‘exclude’ => ”, // here add this page id you don’t show in listing. ‘exclude’ => ‘2,4’, like this If you want only child pages you will use get_page_children() function. Please see this link for reference http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_page_children
WP multisite network plugin fails to see classes loaded with spl autoload
wp_nav_menu with no arguments and no menus defined in the back end at wp-admin->Appearance->Menus (which sounds like the circumstance you describe) just lists your pages, plus a “Home” link. That is done by calling wp_page_menu, the default callback for wp_nav_menu, which means that under those conditions you can alter that text by hooking to wp_page_menu_args … Read more
It’s pretty hard for PHP to know your screen width. It’s more of a job for jQuery. But your approach seems kind of backward. If the site is supposed to be responsive — why are you trying to deliver different pages to your visitors based on screen width? It would seem you should handle varying … Read more
Use get_the_title(): $page = get_page_by_title( ‘About’ ); $title = get_the_title( $page ); You could also use $page->post_title, but get_the_title() will let plugins access the title, which sometimes quite useful.
Use get_the_post_thumbnail( $id ): $thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail( $id, ‘post-thumbnail’ );
What is the proper way to manage versions (with svn) of a theme we create?
Try checking the file owner for wp-admin, it could be that it’s own by different user and it won’t allow you to read. Check permission of the file if it’s readable by world
Well, you still have to order the posts by your date key, but as far as output, the general idea is to store the current month in a variable and check it against the date of each post, and only output it when it changes. A pseudo-code example: $current_month=””; while( have_posts() ){ the_post(); $this_month = … Read more
WordPress widgets manager option for emulating theme layout