I would use the wp_title filter hook: function theme_slug_filter_wp_title( $title ) { if ( is_404() ) { $title=”ADD 404 TITLE TEXT HERE”; } // You can do other filtering here, or // just return $title return $title; } // Hook into wp_title filter hook add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘theme_slug_filter_wp_title’ ); This will play nicely with other Plugins … Read more
WordPress MU Originally, WordPress MU was a “fork” of the traditional WordPress system. The goal was to use WordPress to power a network of discrete sites rather than a single one. In the end, this proved to be a powerful, in-demand feature and the MU fork was rolled back into WordPress core to become what … Read more
Install the plugin WP Native Dashboard. Then you can set one language for the front-end in your wp-config.php and each user can choose another one for the back-end. See Change language of comments template for details and a screenshot.
Post’s object field contains raw content as it is stored in database. This should format it to how it appears when retrieved with template tags: $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); This filters runs number of formatting functions, including shortcodes parsing. Something close to this: >>>>> the_content 8 (object) WP_Embed -> run_shortcode (1) (object) WP_Embed -> autoembed … Read more
You just call get_sidebar() from index.php and it loads the theme file sidebar.php. register_sidebar(), on the other hand, is used for widgets where plugins and such want to dynamically add content in your sidebar.php file if your theme supports it. In your case, is there a file called sidebar-footer.php in your theme’s directory?
Theoretically, editing your config.php and add this line before wp-settings.php inclusion. define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); should raise your memory limit for WordPress to 256MB or whatever value you set. And this will work sitewide. However, as sorich87 pointed out, there are few functions that will alter this setting with hard coded 256 MB limit. To Hack or … Read more
Found a workaround below. I guess it has to do with a bug in the WordPress core. This will list ALL users in posts, so be cautious. // Filter to fix the Post Author Dropdown function author_override( $output ) { global $post, $user_ID; // return if this isn’t the theme author override dropdown if (!preg_match(‘/post_author_override/’, … Read more
When submitting a plugin, the slug becomes the sanitized plugin name, as submitted. The “Name” of the plugin can change after this, but the slug remains the same forever more. When WordPress needs to check for a plugin update, it gets all the header information of the plugin and the directory name that the plugin … Read more
From what I understand Starkers 3.0 fits the bill. Do you want something this naked, or less?
As @tom-j-nowell said in comment to OP, multisite can make this easier. Performance and security are not really a problem for multisite (at least, not more than they are for regular installations), but I do agree that multisite can sometimes be a problem, because a lot of plugins (either custom or 3rd party) may not … Read more