Yes, there’s many ways to do it, You must add parameters to the function to override default value, first parameter must be empty the_tags( ” ); echo ‘<meta itemprop=”keywords” content=”‘. the_tags( ”) .””/>’; There is also wp_get_post_terms() function if you want more control, Create a function in functions.php function wpse_get_tags(){ global $post; $term_list = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, …
The problem is that Apache directs your traffic to the directory “peer” before WordPress is even loaded. You have two choices here. Either you edit the .htaccess to redirect the user to WordPress or you simply change the name of the directory and point the “peer.example.com” subdomain to that directory instead.
The wp_dropdown_category seems to not accept the mera_query parameter codex Maybe you must perform à special query , note that the meta_query must be an array of array. ‘meta_query’=> array( array( ‘key’ => ‘blog_id’, ‘value’ => $blog_id, ‘compare’ => ‘=’ ) ), With the new query you’ll be able to compose your dropdown by looping …
The template hierarchy has filters for all types of templates. Here we can use category_template, check if the current category has a parent, and load the subcategory.php file in that case: function wpd_subcategory_template( $template ) { $cat = get_queried_object(); if ( isset( $cat ) && $cat->category_parent ) { $template = locate_template( ‘subcategory.php’ ); } return …
You can search post by modify the query using pre_get_post filter. add this code inside your functions.php file add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘search_by_category’); function search_by_category($wp_query) { if (isset($_GET[‘cat’]) && !is_admin()) { $wp_query->set(‘category__in’, array($_GET[‘cat’])); } } Before using any query variable you must have to register/add using add_query_var. function add_category_query_string() { global $wp; $wp->add_query_var(‘cat’); } add_filter(‘init’, ‘add_category_query_string’); let me …
Using a template page parent breaks page
The functions next_post_link() and previous_post_link() have the parameters $in_same_term and $taxonomy for that purpose.
Cant get unique_array() work on get_the_category() foreach loop
You could work on a WP_Query of posts of your category and then use get_attached_media to find the media of each one of the posts found. You could do a more specific query there, it’s up to you! // WP_Query arguments $args = array( ‘category_name’ => ‘name_of_your_category’, ); // The Query $query = new WP_Query( …
<?php get_header(); $cb_cats = get_the_category(); $cb_cat_id = get_query_var(‘cat’); $cb_blog_style = cb_get_blog_style(); $cb_cat_title_bg = $cb_tax_id = $cb_taxonomy = $cb_tax_qry = NULL; $cb_archive_title_bg_src = cb_archive_title_bg(); if ( function_exists(‘get_tax_meta’) ) { $cb_category_color_style = get_tax_meta($cb_cat_id, ‘cb_cat_style_color’); $cb_featured_option = get_tax_meta($cb_cat_id, ‘cb_cat_featured_op’); $cb_category_ad = get_tax_meta_strip($cb_cat_id, ‘cb_cat_ad’); $cb_category_color = get_tax_meta($cb_cat_id, ‘cb_color_field_id’); if ( ($cb_category_color == ‘#’ ) || ( $cb_category_color == NULL …
