Allow authors to create article image
There is the built in post thumbnail. WordPress will keep track of it and you can use the_post_thumbnail to display wherever needed.
There is the built in post thumbnail. WordPress will keep track of it and you can use the_post_thumbnail to display wherever needed.
Use this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/types/ Add two custom fields to upload image. Assign this custom fields to custom post. Use short code to display it. Other simple solution is to use custom fields for images.And display them where you want.
I’m not entirely sure why the get_posts() function works instead of creating a new instance of WP_QUERY. From what I understand about how WordPress queries work, get_posts() is actually creating it’s own instance of WP_QUERY anyhow. Either way, here is the solution that I’m using currently. <?php //GET THE PHOTOGRAPHERS $args = array( ‘post_type’ => … Read more
First check out the super-post by @Rarst Between functions.php, widgets and plugins, which is loaded first? If you load jQuery always enqueue it to avoid conflicts: Include jQuery in WordPress Theme and also check out this article: The Developer’s Guide To Conflict-Free JavaScript And CSS In WordPress
WordPress Importer Extended is the plugin that you are looking for.
I would still use the WordPress uploader, but you’ll need to modify it to make it work. So say you want gpx files (assuming this is what you mean). When you upload something, WordPress looks at it’s file extension and based on a set of allowable mime types lets the upload go through or blocks … Read more
You can just grab the first file in the $_FILES array. if ($_FILES) { return $FILES[0]; }
Bizarrly, the answer to this is to simply swap two of the parameters around – tb_show(‘Manage Front Page Images’, ‘media-upload.php?referer=dd-options&post_id=65&TB_iframe=true’, false);
In WordPress we can change the default location of the wp-content folder by defining a couple constants in wp-config.php about it here on Codex So if the structure on the server looks like this: /root/ 1. myblog.tld – its own directory 2. sub.myblog.tld – its own directory You can use this in your wp-config.php: define( … Read more
Assuming that you are using the WordPress native Media uploader then you can use the upload_mimes filter hook to add or remove allowed file types, for example: function custom_myme_types($mime_types){ //Adding avi extension $mime_types[‘avi’] = ‘video/avi’; //Removing the pdf extension unset($mime_types[‘pdf’]); return $mime_types; } add_filter(‘upload_mimes’, ‘custom_myme_types’, 1, 1); You can see that to add a file … Read more