If you have to add our message before/after content then you’re stuck with ‘the_content’ filter. It would be better if you put your message in a shortcode or hook so the theme customizations were more integrated. But essentially after you run your logic to get the status you just need to wait till the message … Read more
I don’t believe you can as a general rule just use a simplistic text search to find content even in Drupal. Any non-trivial data organization will probably use serialization, json encoding or totally separating the location of different parts of a data at different places of the DB or code and combining them when a … Read more
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Certainly: use the “Excerpt” textarea on the Post Edit screen. It should be immediately beneath the “Content” textarea; if not, check Screen Options (tab in the upper right-hand corner), and ensure that the “Excerpt” checkbox is enabled/checked.
Your best bet is to use custom fields for the YouTube video URL and then use get_post_meta(); to pull out the URL, then in your template files (index.php, single.php) set up the embed code on each template.
There are a couple of ways this can be achieved. You can create a theme option for the area. I used this as a theme option starter when I built a theme recently: Sample theme options Or You can simply create a widget area for the footer http://codex.wordpress.org/Widgetizing_Themes
It looks like the closest you get is in the WP-Embed class: autoembed( $content ); It says it extracts urls which are on distinct lines (like you’d put a url in for embedding it), but it then passes it to WP_Embed::shortcode(). Not quite what you want. You could dig into WP_Embed::shortcode() to see if you … Read more
You are using WP Super Cache. This is serving a page that was generated on January 30. You need to flush your cache, and configure Super Cache correctly, so as to automatically flush when the home page is updated.
Put them either in an individual folder next to /wp-content etc., or put the folder inside /wp-content. You won’t lose the files either way. Core updates take place in /wp-admin and/or /wp-includes only.
You could do it yourself using the following plugin, though if you have 1,000’s it may be beneficial to use SQL queries. bbPress Topic to Post Converter (Here’s the specific code)