Not sure if this is what you looking for… To display excerpt of specific page, you can use this code: <?php $post_id = 2; // substitute to your page id $my_post = get_post($post_id); echo “<p>$my_post->post_excerpt</p>”; echo ‘<a href=”‘.get_permalink( $post_id ).'”>read more</a>’; ?>
You are giving $wpdb->get_results a string for its second parameter. It should be a constant– ARRAY_N— meaning you need to remove the quotes $getunion = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT value from wp_bp_xprofile_data where user_id = $getid AND field_id = 4”, ARRAY_N ); Since you claim it works in the second instance, I am assuming $wpdb compensates, but … Read more
You can check for the presence of a specific query variable, so http://www.example.com?my_listener=test. You check for this on the init hook and if it isn’t there you just quit early and WP goes about it’s business. If it is there, you can then do something, just don’t forget to exit at the end or the … Read more
previous_post and next_post are deprecated. you should be using previous_post_link and next_post_link. That function applies the {$adjacent}_post_link filter. You can use that to get what you want. A very, very crude example: function construct_np_attr_wpse_92086($matches) { if (‘prev’ == $matches[1]) { $np = ‘Previous’; } else { $np = ‘Next’; } $ret=”rel=””.$matches[1].'” class=”normalTip” ‘; if (!empty($np)) … Read more
This isn’t really a WordPress question… that said $recClasses = pa_insertPage($output); is incorrect. here you should be passing to insertPage whatever the arguments are. Then insertPage will return $output, making $recClasses the same value as $output. $recClasses = pa_insertPage(‘your attributes’); // $recClasses now equals $output;
There doesn’t seem to be a single filter just for a menu item URL, but in wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php there are a few filters: wp_nav_menu_objects – the menu items before being formatted with HTML wp_nav_menu_items – a HTML list of the navigation menu items wp_nav_menu – the completed menu just before output
Firstly, do you have DEBUG set to TRUE in wp-config? Not loading further than the header may well mean there’s an error that isn’t displaying. Set it to True to see the error. Secondly, you are using for in_category on an archive page – which I believe would only apply to the first post on … Read more
Yup, @s_ha_dum hit the nail on the head. The theme calls the function in a few places. Removing all of those function calls should fix any fatal errors you’re having. On line 28 of index.php you’ll see how the Twentytwelve theme goes about utilizing the function. Search other files like category.php, author.php, archives.php, search.php and … Read more
You can ask for roles with current_user_can() too: current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) or current_user_can( ‘editor’ ) There is no built-in role moderator.
It turns out the free Relevanssi plugin does this rather well. I was afraid it would only search posts and not custom post types, but it does it all… and rather well! It only requires a simple filter added to your theme’s functions.php file to get it to omit the body content: // search titles … Read more