That is possible, but it’s to hard to do that, becouse you should make a rewrite rules for pages.. Easiest way is to make url something like: example.com/demo?post_id=2222 then you can get post_id like these: $post_id = (int) $_REQUEST[‘post_id’]; and pass it to some function to get custom field atc..
Mark was correct that it was some other code causing the issue. I tracked it down to a plugin I use during testing: Insert PHP; https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-php/ There’s a line in the plugin’s code that’s replacing forward slashes. Anyhow, I ran the same code I was trying yesterday via a shortcode, and everything works as expected.
Try to pass the Id of the post type. Change $file = get_attached_media(‘audio’); To $file = get_attached_media(‘audio’,get_the_ID()); Source
You can use WP Super Cache plugin and set it to make static html for any page on your WordPress website. It can be fully customized on which pages to be served as static html and which pages not.
The problem is that the sidebar just isn’t tall enough on pages with a lot of content. You’re seeing the black background of the .site::before selector. Around line 639 in style.css change the background color to #3c5680.
If you have 3 templates, you can use the conditional check is_page_template to check which one is currently in use. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_page_template/ Or if you weren’t talking about page templates, but rather a specific archive template, you can get the current term id with get_queried_object_id. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_queried_object_id/ Then, you could register 3 different menu locations … Read more
I solved this by adding the header php code, and the setting it with display none as below: #main-header { display:none; } Then using JQuery I added the following: <script> if(self==window.top) { $( “header#main-header” ).css( “display”, “inherit” ); $( “div#mce_height” ).css( “margin-top”, “100px” ); } </script> This detects if it is in an iframe, and … Read more
If you are looking for an industrial strength solution, you might consider AppendPDF by Appligent (and/or other products from them). As a command line application, it is very easy to integrate and to run. Alternatively, there are several libraries (such as iText, pdflib, etc.) which could be used to create such customized documents. Ah, yeah, … Read more
Try adding an id attribute in your button definition: ed.addButton(‘solution’, { disabled: 0,//count_problems(ed).length == 0, id: ‘my_button’, title : ‘Add problem solution’, //cmd: ‘solution_fun’, image : url + ‘/images/wspringer.png’, type: ‘menubutton’, menu: [{text: ‘problem id = ‘ + 1, value: 1}], onselect: function(v1) { ed.windowManager.open({ title: ‘Insert solution in popeye output format’, body: [{type: ‘textbox’, … Read more
So I couldn’t find anything so I created this. The only drawback is that it will delete the ‘Uncategorized’ term in the Posts, but I can live with this since it’s just for development purpose. function delete_all(){ global $wpdb; $menus = get_terms( ‘nav_menu’, array( ‘hide_empty’ => false ) ); $all_post_types = get_post_types(); $all_taxonomies = get_taxonomies(); … Read more