To edit custom data via the quick edit form you have to add a meta box via the quick_edit_custom_box action hook. Good examples are provided in the documentation. To edit existing values you need to add some Javascript, which is also available in the provided link.
Sometimes WordPress is criticized treating everything as a post. The matter of fact is, post type pages, post type post – both are actually Post in database. So no post will collide with any page ID. 🙂 So simply a get_post_meta() is enough. But if you still want something specific to Pages, you can use: … Read more
You should replace your call to get_post_custom with get_post_meta. get_post_custom retrieves all the post meta fields whereas with get_post_meta you can specify the key of the meta field you want. $meta = get_post_meta( $level_2->ID, ‘Body Repair’ ); This would give you an array with the value for the Body Repair meta key, To return a … Read more
Try using Search & Replace plugin – https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/ It does everything out of the box.
It’s hard to know for sure, since you don’t include the markup you’re output for the metabox nor the JS you’re using to clone. But, the following simplified setup seems to work for me: metabox markup <label for=”my_field”> My Color Picker Field </label> <input name=”my_field” id=’my_field’ type=”text” class=”my-colorpicker” /> <a href=”#” class=”clone-it”>Add Another Color Picker</a> … Read more
you could just say: get_the_post_thumbnail(”, ‘full’) just from the id itself since this is a custom meta. wp_get_attachment_image($project->project_image, ‘full’)
You’re getting close on your second guess, but I think a better way would be to create your own custom field checkbox that displays in the existing featured image meta box. This makes the functionality nice and obvious from a usability perspective, and operates on a post by post basis as desired. I put together … Read more
I would do it this way: $args = array( ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘options_futures’, ‘value’ => ‘Options’, ‘compare’ => ‘=’ ) ) ); $users = get_users($args);
You could add a check to only display the item if it exists: <?php if ( $imagen4 ) { ?> <li class=”artiq-slidder-item”> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/269610/<?php echo $imagen4[“url’] ?>”></li> <?php } ?> But it looks like you are using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. If this is the case, you would probably be better off using a … Read more
It is possible, especially if the update includes changes to the user table. The only way to be sure is to test it, but for future reference: Never modify the scheme of WordPress Tables If you need to add additional information about something, WordPress provides meta, user meta, site meta, post meta, comment meta. You … Read more