New Twitter API requires authentication, you need to go to dev twitter and to create tokens. See documentation You need to use a library. I use this one EDIT: You need to create an application on dev twitter (it’s just a basic information, fulfill the form) and then you’ll get access to your tokens. The … Read more
get_the_tags() with a little bit of processing will do it: $tags = get_the_tags(); $tag_list = wp_list_pluck($tags,’name’); $tag_list = implode(‘,’,$tag_list); var_dump($tag_list); Reference: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_pluck
You have a couple of conflicting arguments here, but what you want to do is completely possible. To keep something out of the RSS feeds, and considering it really is a different type of content from your blog posts, I’d recommend a custom post type called “Links” or something. The custom post type will have … Read more
You are missing a few parts here to make this work You need set the global $post in your function You cannot use template tags directly without setting up postdata You need to add the post ID to get_permalink() You have a lot of syntax errors. Compare my code with yours You can try the … Read more
I think this is not good idea – create many enter points. Open Web Inspector and check your URL which using in JS code. But much better use the default admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ) to creates path which should be used in Java Script.
In your theme, you’ll need to most likely modify the “header.php” template. It should include the tag of html output for every page of the site. Within the tag, you can use a conditional call to check the result of both the queried object type and id using: get_queried_object(). For instance, you would have some … Read more
As you can see from the source of get_the_excerpt there is a filter toward the end to modify the result. This is probably the most future proof approach. If at some point the blog will have manually written excerpts, these will be used. That would not be the case if you write a custom function … Read more
@Ben, It could be a problem with Twitter’s new Oauth rules that went into effect on August 31st. Alex updated the plugin to work with Oauth but I am hearing a lot of people are having problems with it. Are you running the latest version of the plugin? Have you set up your Twitter app … Read more
In your dashboard, go to Settings > Sharing, and drag the available social networks into the “Enabled Services” area to accomplish this. See http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/more-ways-to-share/.
There are 2 ways to do this. The first is to create a function that outputs the buttons and then include it in your template. The second is to add a filter to either the_content or the_excerpt or both depending on where you want the buttons to show up. In either case the first thing … Read more