you can create your own custom rss template and create thr loop inside it so you will have easy access to loop only function take a look at this answer that shows how to create your custom rss How to create additional full text RSS feeds
You can do it easier and without polluting the global namespace: get_option(‘template’); gives you the (parent) themes name. If you want the child themes name, use get_current_theme();. You could also use a constant across your theme files: define( ‘YOUR_PREFIX-THEME_NAME’, get_current_theme() );
First of all, it’s not the add_filter() call that you’re supposed to be modifying, but the callback: ‘filter_user_has_cap’, i.e. go to where that method is defined and change the user level to ‘edit_pages’. Fixing deprecated notices is easier with the Log Deprecated Notices plugin.
The image isn’t created on save, but rather on upload. The same process that creates the “thumbnail”, “medium”, and “large” size images also creates any other image sizes defined via add_image_size().
When you made a custom post type, you might be have template file for it too, i.e. template-events.php. Then you could make a page titled events, with events slug and set the template to template-events. After you got an events page, there’s must be an Events option on your menu manager.
I think buddypress has a get* version of that function that returns the value instead of showing it on the screen. So just cut the returned string after a certain amount of characters, like 50: $profile_bio = bp_get_member_profile_data( ‘field=Brief Biography’ ); if(strlen($profile_bio) > 50)) $profile_bio = substr($profile_bio, 0, 50).’…’; echo $profile_bio; If there’s no get … Read more
Put this code in the top of your api page, it will call in the functions, but you need to tell wordpress NOT to try and draw a page as well define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); // Tell wordpress not to draw out a page require(‘/path/to/public_html/wp-load.php’); // load wordpress functions
The problem was down to my use of rel=”attachment” in the anchor, with this removed the editor allows the link to remain pointing to the file url and not the attachment.
Before you use your $random_variable for the first time you need to globalize it , something like: global $random_variable; then next time or any time you want to access it just call globalize it again and it will be available like this: global $random_variable; //do stuff with it
You’re much better off with using a (mu-)plugin. Just add a folder named mu-plugins in your wp-content directory and place your files there. Then add a plugin header comment to it: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Some Name * Plugin URI: http://example.com * Description: Loads something * Version: 0.1 * Author: Akamaozu * Author URI: … Read more