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Unable to login + Redirect loop on mobile
I agree with Pat above – I’d say from my own experience it probably helps in the long run making a Custom Post Type for houses to keep hundreds of the things separate from your main pages (or blog). For starting with coding it all – sometimes to kick off with and starting to learn … Read more
Ajax category pagination problem
Would the has_excerpt() function work? The Codex says of it: Whether the current post has an excerpt.
Download and install a full copy of WordPress to a sub-directory on your site. Having it in a sub-directory won’t interfere with any of your static pages in the root directory, or elsewhere on the site. The sub-directory for WordPress can be named whatever you like; you don’t have to name it /blog.
You might want to check out this post, as your post is linked to that question. That should explain most of your question. As for your code, move that outside the the loop. You were nearly there with your code. Check out get_terms in the codex to see which objects you can use that is … Read more
This is quite a vast question to answer, so I’m not going to go into depth, I’m just going to cover the essential points. You’ll need to create a custom query to get all the data from your pages. Use WP_Query to create your custom query. Here is a basic query from the codex to … Read more
This will get you next 10 posts on single post template. <?php global $post; $current_post = $post; for ( $i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++ ) { $post = get_previous_post(); // this uses $post->ID setup_postdata($post); get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); } $post = $current_post; // restore ?>
function get_custom_excerpt( $content, $link ){ $content = some_function_to_handle_html_tag(substr($content, 0, 100)); // EDIT: need to be customized with a regex for proper output $content .= ‘ <a href=”‘.$link.'”> more… </a>’; return $content; } function some_function_to_handle_html_tag(){ //a regex to check last occurance of html opening tag //append respective closing tag or strip the tag if broken e.g. … Read more