You could create a custom meta box that has a checkbox for whether or not to show in the slideshow. Post Thumbnails/Featured Images sound like what you’re looking for. Note that images uploaded/attached to a post in WordPress do not necessarily have to appear in the content.
It looks like you’re using a custom plugin. Is that the case? Anyway for the line: <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘banner_image’, true); ?> Why aren’t you using something like: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/21729/<?php bloginfo(“template_url’); ?>/images/<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘banner_image’, true); ?>”/> Another way to debug is to echo the post ID to the screen and see if it is … Read more
You could use the plugin “Custom Field Template” to replace standard custom fields with a much easier to use interface, that also allows you to use checkboxes, selects, textareas with tinymce, and file uploads among others. Then the client would just upload the image through that field and you use <?php $bg = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘custom_field_name’, … Read more
Then you need a filter on the_content. function add_conditional_div($content) { global $post; $meta_field = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘your-field-name’, true); if (1 === $meta_field) { $content .= ‘<div>whatever</div>’; } return $content; } The 1 value, of course, is whatever should match your meta_field. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_meta http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_content You could also edit your theme files directly or make a child theme. … Read more
If two fields are named people[name], only the last value will be sent with the form. To be completely reliable, you’ll need to use an id for each person you’re collecting details on: <input name=”people[0][name]”> <input name=”people[0][email]”> <input name=”people[1][name]”> <input name=”people[1][email]”> … Use an incrementing counter in your while loop to do this ($i): <?php … Read more
You can put the meta value of each post within an array while inside loop. Then just calculate the average of the ratings after the loop ends. for getting meta values you can see this link Function Reference/get post meta
This is mostly pure PHP, but you need to implode the array. add_shortcode(‘bundled_ids’,’bundled_ids_func’); function bundled_ids_func() { $meta_values = get_post_meta( get_the_ID() , ‘_bundled_ids’, true ); if (!empty($meta_values)) { $mydata = implode(‘,’,$meta_values); // add this line return $mydata; } }
In your code you are only creating one custom field with your add_post_meta() usage. Then when you use the get_post_meta() there is only one value in the post. Can you go into the actual post and look at the custom fields. Is there more than one custom field with the same “extras” key? If not, … Read more
Well, you use ACF for your custom field, right? In that case, replace the function “the_field” in your code with “get_field”. the_field echoes the field already, so the field is echoed before your tab shortcodes return from the function do_shortcode and get echoed, which results in “having the content of the field before the tab” … Read more
Finally i got the answer i was wrong because i tried to send the variable you can not send the variable you have to just put the name of custom field slug. In the bellow snippet i have replaced $field with my custom field name slug _some_field like:- $keys[‘How did you learn about us?’] = … Read more