Using get_page_by_title() along the line of below exemplary code should work: if ( get_page_by_title( $page_title, $output, $post_type ) == NULL ) { $exists = false; } else { $exists = true; } Explanation: $page_title is obviously what you are looking for; $output can be OBJECT, ARRAY_N or ARRAY – Default: OBJECT; $post_type can be specified, … Read more
There is no plugin for that… at least one plugin 🙂 Create custom fileds for your custom text. Install ACF plugin (advanced custom fields) from wordpress.org. Now… create a field group with ACF and then create custom fileds inside that group for your custom text 1 and custom text 2. (Don’t forget to assign field … Read more
I’ve found the cause. All in one SEO Pack plugin 1.6.14.5 is guilty (perhaps it’s not guilty by itself but also due to the multisite setup of my site and other plugins I’ve just installed conflicting it). Disabling the plugin resolve the problem immediately. I’m upgrading it and will use an alternative if it doesn’t … Read more
sql select for post_title and a term name
I believe that first page is your index.php, and I would guess that the code within that file is different from single.php, which is the file used by pages 2 onwards.
Editing does not change post_name
The filter that allows you to tweak the title value is [wp_title][1]. As mentioned by the commenters, the entry-title is a class pertaining to your theme. If you need to set a class according to a certain value, try something like this in your template file: <h1 class=”<?php echo ($in_category_a) ? ‘align-left’: ”; ?>”><?php the_title();?></h1>
The template tag to check CPTs single page – is_singular. So you can use is_singular(‘songs’) to check if the current post page is a single page for post type songs.
A filter always needs to return something. So in the second example you should try return $title; after the if statement so it doesn’t break other posts. add_filter( ‘sanitize_title’, ‘my_custome_slug’ ); function my_custome_slug( $title ) { return ( ‘customposttype’ === $GLOBALS[‘post’]->post_type ) ? str_replace( ‘*’, ‘-‘, $title ) : $title; } I’m not completely sure … Read more
From what I understand from your question, your best course of action is to assign the node to a WordPress callback function using built-in AJAX. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you should familiarize yourself with using AJAX in WordPress in the Codex. However, here is a basic overview of steps: Add a … Read more