Edited, try this <?php function parse_twitter_feed($feed, $prefix, $tweetprefix, $tweetsuffix, $suffix) { $feed = str_replace(“<”, “<“, $feed); $feed = str_replace(“>”, “>”, $feed); $clean = explode(“<content type=\”html\”>”, $feed); $amount = count($clean) – 1; $output = $prefix; for ($i = 1; $i <= $amount; $i++) { $cleaner = explode(“</content>”, $clean[$i]); $output .= $tweetprefix; $output .= $cleaner[0]; $output .= … Read more
This is really more of a server admin question than WordPress. Error logs and php.ini file locations can vary depending on the server OS. You need to change the upload and timeout limits for php. Do that either in the main php.ini file or enable php.ini in your web directory and try: max_execution_time = 120 … Read more
These links should help you: http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_nav_menu_items with this two techniks you can give your client the ability to change the content and the navigation. For these you have to edit your theme and insert the snippets on the placese you want to output your contents…. For the footer you can use a custom page … Read more
The content that you are referring to is coming from the Elegant Themes Page Builder plugin on that site. The page builder uses WordPress Shortcodes to render the content on the WordPress site. However, when you use the REST API, the content is pulled from the WordPress database and the shortcodes are not processed/rendered first. … Read more
In WordPress Dashboard > Settings > Media and fill the field “Full URL path to files” with your other domain. See the screenshot below: EDIT: I thought it would be obvious, but it isn’t. Here’s what you exactly need to do: You should map your domain to point to: public_html directory, IF it’s also your … Read more
My way to do this (see update below): function addParagraphs($content) { // you can add as many as you want: $additions = array( ‘<p>After 1st paragraph</p>’, ‘<p>After 2nd paragraph</p>’ ); $content = get_the_content(); $output=””; // define variable to avoid PHP warnings $parts = explode(“</p>”, $content); $count = count($parts); // call count() only once, it’s faster … Read more
You are using get_the_content() wrong, it can’t take a ID, which is what get_option(‘page_for_posts’) does return, and generally gets the content of the current post inside the loop, in which it has to be used. To get the actual content of that page you can do: $page_for_posts_id = get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ); $page_for_posts_obj = get_post( $page_for_posts_id … Read more
Why not just create a few shortcodes for what you need? you can create columns for all kind of uses,, add this to your themes function.php file.. <?php function yourtheme_one_third( $atts, $content = null ) { return ‘<div class=”one_third”>’ . do_shortcode($content) . ‘</div>’; } add_shortcode(‘one_third’, ‘yourtheme_one_third’); function yourtheme_one_third_last( $atts, $content = null ) { return … Read more
I use a plug-in called Post Word Count to sum the total number of published words across my entire site … then again, I’m the only author, so this is a pretty simple example. But you could start with this plug-in and add a filter that changes the query based on the author’s ID. Basically: … Read more
It’s not a book but I wrote a “25 Steps to Understand WordPress and it’s Terms” about a month ago in response to a question on the LinkedIn WordPress group and maybe copying it here will help? (Maybe I could every take these and turn them into a book for managers complete with screenshots; what … Read more