I wasn’t able to recreate the error. Maybe it’s coming from <?php get_sidebars(‘right’); ?> I did change your code a little, but it didn’t give the “unexpected endwhile” error you spoke of. If it’s coming from line 1 I’d guess it’s the header.php file? Here is the adjusted code if you want to try it: … Read more
This isn’t WordPress specific, but the code provided on the page you linked places a div with an ID and some javascript that references that ID. If you have multiple instances of this on a single page, you’ll have multiple instances of divs and scripts using the same ID, and CSS IDs must be unique. … Read more
First of all you have the PHP syntax all messed up. Second, you misused some WordPress template tags – you already echo the entire link like so you need to return post permalink and title, but right now the_permalink and the_title_attribute functions echo the code. Here’s your code fixed: foreach( $terms as $term ) : … Read more
It can be done by AJAX, Read this tutorial which with a little modification can do what you want.
The problem is that you are running query_posts in the middle of the page, which, by the way you should nearly never do. That will overwrite the main query– the global $wp_query object. Pagination should probably appear to work. The problem is that the original main query runs before your template loads and thus before … Read more
If I’m following things correctly, I think the problem is that your shortcode callback echoes, rather than returns its content – and that you have it set up that way in order for the shortcode content to output outside of the post content. If that’s the case, you’re taking the wrong approach. Your shortcode callback … Read more
The ID has to be unique for all the posts, so I would suggest that you concatenate btn1-ID> in your code. That and change your jquery selector code. That should do the trick!
Don’t use query_posts(). Try: <?php $query = new WP_Query(‘orderby=title&order=ASC&posts_per_page=-1’); if ($query->have_posts()) : while ($query->have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
the_content( ); vs get_the_content(); The different is pretty simple actually. If you find yourself annoyed with formatting of the content, more specifically the added p-tags that WordPress puts into the content that you didn’t. Just use get_the_content(); and you will remove those tags. Normally the get_the_content() tag returns the content WITHOUT formatting. Only the_content() will … Read more
Use this in your child themes functions.php file add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘exclude_category_posts’ ); function exclude_category_posts( $query ) { if( $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_home() ) { $query->set( ‘cat’, ‘-27,-30′ ); } } Add a comma separated list of category i.d’s to the set. Never Use Query Posts