You would just need to use the multisite functionality now in WordPress, see http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network. Setup the site to use the subdomain install. You would then setup the main blog to be your site, ignoring the posts section for that site. Then setup a new site within the Super Admin menu and set the subdomain for … Read more
This one? do_action( ‘register_post’, $sanitized_user_login, $user_email, $errors ); http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/wordpress/nav.html?wp-login.php.source.html line 316
I ended up having to manually detect the language, here’s how I solved it: <?php if (ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == ‘fr’) { // display the menu en francais wp_nav_menu( array( ‘menu’ => ‘Navigation principale’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’, ‘container_class’ => ‘menu-header’, ‘menu_id’ => ‘menu-primary-navigation’ ) ); } else { // show them the menu in English wp_nav_menu( array( … Read more
You have two options: Contact Woo You can ensure your changes will be permanent by contacting WooThemes (the authors of the plugin) directly and asking them to add your country’s currency to the list. Use a filter Alternatively, remember that everything is filtered. Woo is using the woocommerce_currency_symbol filter in woocommerce.php. To add currencies to … Read more
You’ll want to hook into the_content to add a message. Something like this: <?php add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpse51338_filter_content’); /* * Filter the content to add a message before and after it. */ function wpse51338_filter_content($content) { // not a singular post? just return the content if(!is_singular()) return $content; $msg = sprintf( ‘<p class=”special-message”>%s</p>’, __(‘Here is an awesome message!’, … Read more
You should group your blocks inside a container block that lets you choose its background color. I’m going to give you a couple of options, ordered by accessibility. Grouped Blocks For WordPress 5.3+, there is the Group block that lets you group blocks and select a background color. Check Toms answer for some screenshots. Cover … Read more
David, welcome to wordpress answers. The answer is: Switch to some other platform. WordPress can not with what’s currently in core produce such a result easily. Technically spoken it’s possible, but folks hate me here to say how (well Apache + PHP) in concrete, so I don’t tell it because I fear the negative karma … Read more
Are you using WordPress 3.1+? There’s a nice get_users() function that’ll do the trick! However, you will need a little magic to boot: add_action( ‘pre_user_query’, ‘wpse_11832_pre_user_query’ ); /** * Adds “post_count” to the SELECT clause. Without this, the “post_count” * property for users will be undefined. * * @param object $wp_user_query */ function wpse_11832_pre_user_query( $wp_user_query … Read more
Well, actually WordPress provides wp redirect function. And here is a small plugin I’ve used a while back <?php $redirect_meta_key = ‘redirect_to’; add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_this’); function redirect_this($nothing) { global $wp_query, $redirect_meta_key; if(is_single() || is_page()) { $redirect = get_post_meta($wp_query->post->ID, $redirect_meta_key, true); if(” != $redirect) { wp_redirect($redirect); header(“Status: 302”); exit; } } } ?> No all you have … Read more
This depends on how the index.php of your theme is coded. If it is a standard blog index page (as it is in 2010), all you need to do is: create a page named “blog” (or whatever you fancy), no need to add any content or select any template, in wp-dashboard > Settings > Reading: … Read more