Within your main post loop you would add something like, get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘property_feature’, true); A basic example of what your main loop might look like ( it depends on your theme) to include a title and your custom field. //start the loop <?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> //add … Read more
Since version 3.1 WP got much enhanced querying of custom fields. If I got the code right your query should be something like this: query_posts(array( ‘category__and’ => array(1,2,3), ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘length’, ‘value’ => array($min_length, $max_length), ‘compare’ => ‘BETWEEN’, ‘type’ => ‘NUMERIC’, ), ), )); See: Function Reference/WP Query > Custom Field … Read more
Sorry but it’s not clear what you want to do. From what I understand is you simply want to use an elseif statement: <?php $pageNumbered=get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-number’, true); ?> <?php if ( $pageNumbered ) : ?> <div class=”page-number left”> <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, “page-number”, true); ?> </div> <?php elseif($pageNumbered == “Z”) : ?> <div class=”page-number left”> <?php … Read more
This is a hard one but I think this will work. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong. This uses the external Simple Pie library built into WordPress to fetch the feed, get the image url and create a new post for each item and save the image url as a custom field. To activate … Read more
If you want all posts that have ReleasedProject AND PermanentArtist both set to true, you need to change the value keys for both of those to ‘true’. If you want to exclude all posts that have both of those set to ‘false’, you need to add ‘compare’ => ‘!=’ to both meta query arrays. EDIT … Read more
The way advanced custom field plugin handles checkboxes is in an array so you work with that array, for example if you field name is categories and you want to see if web (on of the checkboxes) was check you can use: <?php if(in_array(‘web’, get_field(‘categories’) )): ?> <h1>Web was ticked!</h1> <?php endif; ?> To answer … Read more
You can store an array in a custom field; WordPress serializes it for you on save and unserializes it on get. Name your fields with a pseudo array syntax: <input name=”mycustomfield”> <input name=”mycustomfield[date]”> You’ll get a $_POST array: mycustomfield = array ( ‘audio’ => ‘somevalue’, ‘date’ => ‘somedate’ ) Now you can do whatever you … Read more
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The latest version of WPML (version 2.3) has a new module for Media and this module takes care of the previous images issue. Now there is no longer the need to upload the same image twice. Just like copying the content from the original language, it is now also possible to duplicate the images and/or … Read more
Not knowing your specific setup makes this pretty tricky … but here are some ideas for alternatives that might save you time: Leave it as-is If these authors aren’t actually users of the site to begin with, don’t change anything. Non-users shouldn’t be turned into users just for the sake of making search easier. Creating … Read more