And here is the solution! After some search I found the meta-key case ‘sales_date’ : $query_args[‘meta_key’] = ‘_sale_price_dates_from’; $query_args[‘orderby’] = ‘meta_value_num’; break;
Simply placing a url isn’t going to embed a webpage within a webpage. You could use an iframe. <iframe src=”http://yoururl”></iframe> To display the page content from that url. You could also capture the page via php and scrape it for the information you need but you would have to create a custom widget for this. … Read more
Add the following code to your widget code: function fileSizeInfo($filesize) { $bytes = array(‘KB’, ‘KB’, ‘MB’, ‘GB’, ‘TB’); if ($filesize < 1024) $filesize = 1; for ($i = 0; $filesize > 1024; $i++) $filesize /= 1024; $dbSizeInfo[‘size’] = round($filesize, 3); $dbSizeInfo[‘type’] = $bytes[$i]; return $dbSizeInfo; } function databaseSize() { global $wpdb; $dbsize = 0; $rows … Read more
The theme files control the spaces and containers. So the Code for Ads is needed to be placed in theme template file. In general, first you need to create space for the ads in the template file, and add the ads code in the file.
That contact form is in a widget. Look at the widgets (in Admin area, Themes) to find that widget. (You can tell by inspecting the code for that area, and seeing that the form is contained within a div with a class of ‘widget-area’, among other classes.) It’s possible that the contact form code is … Read more
I havent tested yet but try using this, $url = “//{$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]}{$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]}”; if is same as “example.com”
You can try using Vertical Scroll Recent Post plugin. It enables you to scroll the recent posts vertically. You can specify the number of posts to scroll. You can also choose the category and the order. .
If the 12 elements are static HTML, you can just create 12 text widgets. If they’re not, it depends on what you mean by “easy to manage”. I, for one, prefer to be able to easily manage my code via SVN. Using widgets obscures that. If you just want them to be in separate files, … Read more
Redrag and drop them in the widgets area.
Try installing the JetPack plugin, which includes several of the .com features for your stand-alone blog. There’s a Twitter widget in there that might be the one you were using.