It appears that switch_to_blog might be too unpredictable to rely on for major site design. Here’s my first attempt at a SQL-based solution. function get_intro_post($blogid, $thumb_size=””) { global $wpdb, $post; // Get the system defined table prefix $prefix = $wpdb->prefix; // Create a full table prefix by combining the system prefix with the blogid $tbl … Read more
I personaly do that in 3 steps: 1) in the admin i change both wordpress and site adresses from ‘domainname.com/test/’ to ‘ domainname.com/’. After saving it’ll break the site, no worries. 2) i move ftp files from the /test/ folder to the root one (gives back the admin and site). 3) i finally change database … Read more
styles.css > line 537: (span.poster-roles) You haven’t defined … any offset to differ between author and admin for the sprite (author/admin) any additional class to make a difference between author/admin It seems that you wanted to only add the graphic for registered authors and admins (there’s nothing for guests). You’ll need to add … (on … Read more
Put the following code in your functions.php file. function limit_posts_per_page() { if ( is_author() ) // you can limit other pages as well ( i.e. is_archive() ), if need be. return 5; } add_filter( ‘pre_option_posts_per_page’, ‘limit_posts_per_page’ ); Make sure your using the author.php template, otherwise it wont work. Please have a look at twentyten’s author.php … Read more
Here is a simple shortcode that gets the job done: add_shortcode(‘ajax_login’,’ajaxlogin_shortcode_handler’); function ajaxlogin_shortcode_handler($atts,$content=null){ if (is_user_logged_in()) return; $retval=”<p id=”message” style=”color:red”></p>” .wp_login_form(array(‘form_id’ => ‘ajaxloginform’,’echo’ => false)). ‘<div id=”login-result” style=”position:absolute; top:300px; left: 670px;”> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/78193/path/ajax-loader.gif”/> </div>’; $js = <<<JS <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(“#ajaxloginform”).click(function() { // turn loading screen on $(‘#login-result’).toggle(); //get foem data var input_data = $(‘#my-login-form’).serialize(); //make … Read more
It all depends on how your theme’s header.php is structured, but the most likely way is via the document_title_separator filter, as in add_filter (‘document_title_separator’, ‘wpse_set_document_title_separator’) ; function wpse_set_document_title_separator ($sep) { return (‘|’) ; }
No. You can create your custom Node backend that communicates with WordPress via REST or GraphQL, but if you want to use WordPress’ functionality (such as add_filter, etc.), you need to use PHP. See this as an opportunity to learn a new programming language.
The value is serialized, if you retrieve the meta data with the WordPress functions you’ll get that data back unserialized, and you’ll be able to iterate over it(looks like an array). $somevar = get_user_meta( ‘99999’, ‘your-key’, true ); As with options in WordPress, user meta is serialized when it’s an array or object, single values … Read more
What you’re wanting essentially is to not have to intervene, to let the customer do it all without needing human intervention by the company other than when things go wrong, am I correct? Of note, WordPress.com already operates in an environment where the end user can do it all themselves. I estimate the time needed … Read more
Should I be creating an interface for my new table? How do I go about that? Unfortunately, there is no interface to implement, you’re going to have to build everything from scratch. This includes: The admin pages The edit screens The saving and updating and deleting All the classes and functions will need building from … Read more