Use query_posts() instead of get_posts() and you should be able to use the posts as in the normal loop. Edit – don’t forget to reset the default query with wp_reset_query() before using query_posts or I believe the function will again return the page contents.
use get_page twice like this handy little function function get_grandpapa($page_id){ $current_page = get_page( $page_id ); if ($current_page->post_parent > 0){ //has at least a parent $parent_page = get_page($current_page->post_parent); if ($parent_page->post_parent > 0){ return $parent_page->post_parent; }else{ return false; } } return false; } This function returns the grandparent page ID or false if there is no grandparent.
Search all your theme and plugin files for: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN” Disable all plugins and re-enable them step by step. This document type declaration is not part of WordPress’ core files; there is a filter active somewhere. Update Try to remove all filters from the affected functions. Start with wp_list_pages(): remove_all_filters( … Read more
you can use get_pages() function, something like this: $mypages = get_pages(); echo ‘<ul>’; foreach($mypages as $page){ echo ‘<li class=”page_item page-item-‘.$page->ID.'”><a href=”‘.get_page_link($page->ID).'”>’.$page->post_title.'</a></li>’; } echo ‘</ul>’;
Not really, why not use something like tiddlywiki.
instead of this: ‘slug’ => ‘group-links’, ‘parent_url’ => $groups_link, Use this: ‘parent_slug’ => $bp->groups->current_group->slug, ‘parent_url’ => bp_get_group_permalink( $bp->groups->current_group ),
Your best bet is to create a new “physical page” and save it in your theme root folder as a template called something suchlike tpl_aufwind.php like this: <?php /* * Template Name: Aufwind * * */ ?> you will need that code above at the very top of the tpl_aufwind.php so that it shows up … Read more
First, check your permalink settings: Dashboard -> Settings -> Permalinks Second, check to ensure you don’t somehow have a Page slug conflict. Go to Dashboard -> Pages, click the “Trash” tab, and ensure you don’t have any Pages in the trash (if so, delete them if you don’t need them). Third, check the page-slug for … Read more
<?php $blog_link = get_page_link( get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ) ); ?>
If content displays within WordPress itself when you are logged into the dashboard but does not display on the front end of your site it is almost always a theme problem. If you have access to server logs, such as error logs in cPanel, you can see what errors are being thrown up. The easy … Read more