Well, the first lines of that file, not counting comments/headers, are… /** Include user install customize script. */ if ( file_exists(WP_CONTENT_DIR . ‘/install.php’) ) require (WP_CONTENT_DIR . ‘/install.php’); You could include a custom install script with the rest of your code. That seems the most straightforward approach to me. It is hard to say a … Read more
zip, you might need to save your category as a new post meta first, that’s how orderby meta_value works. Not sure if this could help, I stumbled upon this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-order-category/, it could let you specified a category then order posts in that category. If you’re curious about how to save category into a post … Read more
Ok, you have two db’s here, which is how it must be. One for your production site and one for your test site. You will probably copy between db’s from time to time. I do that a lot between my production site and my test site which is on my computer locally. There are a … Read more
It wasn’t working because at public status draft/publish were written without a capitol so it has to be ‘post_status’ => ‘Draft’ or ‘post_status’ => ‘Publish’
The WordPress team doesn’t have anything to do with it. The plugin authors decide where to hook in their menus. As such, there really isn’t anything that can be done to unify them into one location.
I was finally able to get this to work by using php5-fpm instead of php5-cgi. First I removed the php5-cgi package via sudo apt-get autoremove –purge php5-cgi Then I installed php5-fpm via: sudo apt-get install php5-fpm After tweaking my server definition in Nginx a bit, the problem went away. Update I suspect this had more … Read more
It may be due to a corrupt header.php file. Try changing your theme, or replace your header.php file from backup.
Try disabling or deleting all of your plugins and starting over again? You could also try to download a plugin to speed it up like: WP Super Cache W3 Total Cache you can just search for some other ones yourself also.
To answer #3, just search ACF’s input.css file for the class no-box and you’ll see how it works. If you view the meta box in the context of the edit screen, and delete the no-box class using your browser’s web inspector, you’ll see that it will appear as and can be sorted like a normal … Read more
I found the solution. I had to open up phpMyAdmin open up the database then open up wp_options. From there I had to change the siteurl and add /wp to the end and it works again.