WordPress IS a CMS. It hasn’t been just a blogging platform for a long time. And no, it’s not slow if you don’t make it slow. WP out of the box is really fast, but people slow it down with poorly-written plugins and themes. You can do whatever you want with WordPress, as it has … Read more
Have a look at WPML (WordPress Multilingual Plugin) and qTranslate individually to see if either of them can suit your needs. Here’s also a review comparing the two: Best WordPress Multilanguage Plugins
you can’t pass nothing inside the_content(); except a “read more”. To achieve what you need it could be done this way; <?php get_header(); ?> // getting the header <?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> // the loop stuff <?php // PAGE 1 $page_id = 8454; // id of the page you need … Read more
Create a custom post type for Paper Airplane Instructions and one for Paper Hat Instructions and just use the same template by duplicating it for each one. There are plugins that do this ( like custom post type UI) but it is way better to learn the code and just add it to your functions.php. … Read more
Okay, seems like the user permissions got changed. Did you have a plugin that manages user roles? Anyhow, I’m assuming that you have database access. Check the role that has been assigned to the user. You may have to change this manually to an administrator by editing the database. Hope this helps. 🙂
Do you have access to (installing) plugins? There are several plugins that lets you add the Open Graph tags: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=open+graph
In short, to bring over your users from Drupal to WordPress you need to fill the wordpress table users (wp_users if you´re using the standard wordpress prefix) with the information of the “users” table of your drupal site. Just make sure you don’t delete the admin users of your wordpress site or you won’t be … Read more
Use the Rest API to feed content into your site or otherwise interact with WordPress for storing content. http://v2.wp-api.org eventually all this will move into WP Core so V2 is a good place to start. Then set WP_USE_THEMES to false in your wp-config.php. That will allow you to use WP as your CMS but not … Read more
Yes, use a shortcode: function aslums_first_shortcode( $atts, $content ) { if ( IS INSIDE NETWORK? CHECK ) { return ‘inside the network’.$content; } return ‘outside the network’.$content; } add_shortcode( ‘aslums_shortcode’, ‘aslums_first_shortcode’ ); In your post content: You are: [aslums_shortcode] As an aside, could a user outside your network bypass verification if they knew what the … Read more
To have full control over what is displayed on each page, you’d do best to create a Child Theme. Basically, you create a style.css file with specific comments at the top, so WordPress recognizes your files as a theme. Then, you copy any of WooCommerce’s files where you need customization, and place them into your … Read more