How I display post of the post type group by year of post?
You can get list with below code : <?php wp_get_archives(‘type=yearly&format=option&post_type=resources&show_post_count=true’); ?>
You can get list with below code : <?php wp_get_archives(‘type=yearly&format=option&post_type=resources&show_post_count=true’); ?>
you can custom the editor with the filter tiny_mce_before_init e.g. try this code add_filter(“tiny_mce_before_init”, function ($initArray, $editor_id) { $initArray[“toolbar1”] = “bold,italic,underline,link,unlink,spellchecker”; $initArray[“toolbar2”] = “”; return $initArray; }, 10, 2);
These bigger plugins are often “too cool” to use post_meta/post_custom – thats why you were unable to retrieve the data via the normal plugin way of storing additional info. The dev documentation for ai1ec in bleak, I couldn’t find any functions to simplify the task you were after (though they do exist in the source … Read more
This process is pretty straightforward. Add the following pieces of code to the current ( preferably child ) theme’s functions.php. Step 1 – add new column to the users table list: function wpse_add_user_table_list_column($column) { $column[‘call_sign’] = ‘Call Sign’; return $column; } add_filter(‘manage_users_columns’, ‘wpse_add_user_table_list_column’); Step 2 – make this new column sortable: function wpse_user_table_list_sortable_columns($columns) { $columns[‘call_sign’] … Read more
It seems I got some faulty nginx configuration from an article on how to configure WordPress in a subdirectory. Config Before location @wp { rewrite ^/blog(.*) /blog/index.php?q=$1; } location ^~ /blog { root /home/user; index index.php index.html index.htm; try_files $uri $uri/ @wp; location ~ \.php$ { include fastcgi_params; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_intercept_errors on; # Deleted this … Read more
One way to do this would be to use WordPress Multisite. This allows you to have multiple sites within one single installation (a so called network). All sites can use the same theme/design and you can choose which users are allowed to edit content on which sites. In case you’re not sure if that really … Read more
Figured this out by looking through the WordPress source code 🙂 function new_site_add_custom_screen_options($args) { $args[“custom_option_1”] = __(“Custom Option 1”, “new_site”); $args[“custom_option_2”] = __(“Custom Option 2”, “new_site”); return $args; } add_filter(“manage_nav-menus_columns”, “new_site_add_custom_screen_options”, 20);
Yes. There is a customize_previewable_devices filter which is used to manage which devices are displayed here. For example, to conditionally remove the Tablet device, do: add_filter( ‘customize_previewable_devices’, function( $devices ) { if ( ! current_user_can( ‘do_something’ ) ) { unset( $devices[‘tablet’] ); } return $devices; } );
your code in some minor error. you can not write ‘the_content’ like this. this is a function. your are missing brackets. your code: <?php the_title; ?> <?php the_content; ?> Replace with this: <?php the_content(); ?> <?php the_title(); ?> AND for image ‘the_post_thumbnail()’ remove argument array. and check it For more detail: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/the_post_thumbnail/
I get it this is just a typo. But just to be clear, this code doesn’t use cookie to store the user choice, but localStorage, which is something different but can be used to do so here. So after testing the given code it work, look at this 2 metbhods: load: function() { null === … Read more