General notes 1st of all: You don’t have to use the (imho crappy) TimThumb thingy. There’re much better things like my (freely available, open source) »Dynamic image resize« plugin. 2nd (and afaik), you can do this with on board stuff, like get_image_tag() in your case. 3rd: Don’t throw that many variables into the global namespace. … Read more
How about this… add_filter(‘get_the_categories’, ‘wpse50876_the_counter’); function wpse50876_the_counter($cats){ foreach($cats as $cat){ $cat->cat_name = $cat->cat_name.'(‘.$cat->count.’)’; } return $cats; } Try it…
The answer is essentially the same as my Edit 2 code. I must have had a typo the first time? I’ve tried to comment on what each thing does… The code works but the comments could be way off. I’m new at this. Also, this same code should work your author archive. As one helpful … Read more
Check for is_main_query on the query object. if ( is_category( ‘video’ ) && $query->is_main_query() )
Since WP 4.4 you can change document title using document_title_parts filter hook, in earlier versions it will be wp_title_parts (since v4.0) or wp_title filter. add_filter( ‘document_title_parts’, ‘se333744_site_title’ ); function se333744_site_title( $title ) { if ( isset($title[‘title’]) && strlen($title[‘title’]) && !is_front_page() && is_archive() ) $title[‘title’] = ‘ {some prefix} ‘ . $title[‘title’]; return $title; }
We can utilize the add_term_relationship action to check if the current post is already assigned as popular. add_term_relationship fires before a term is inserted. I also think that you are using the wrong hook here to send your mail on. added_term_relationship fires quite early before any error checking. You can still encounter a failure after … Read more
The HTML is stripped by wp_filter_kses(). So this should work: remove_filter( ‘pre_term_description’, ‘wp_filter_kses’ ); When you want to print that content, use wpautop(): echo wpautop( term_description() );
$id = wp_create_category(‘My category name’); By above function category created & categary id is returned. If the category already exists, it is not duplicated. The ID of the original existing category is returned without error. You can use $id as category id. Reference http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_create_category
For this particular problem you need to change this.. <?php if ( $wp_query->max_num_pages > 1 ) : ?> For.. <?php if ( $my_query->max_num_pages > 1 ) : ?> However, like Rarst said, if you’re looking to change the “main” query, then query_posts is really what you’re looking for, and the change above wouldn’t be required … Read more
How to query all posts of a specific category, and any other category combination