To test for a post id use get_the_ID(): if ( 947 == get_the_ID() ) { // do something } If you need it outside of a loop you can access the post object’s ID member: if ( 947 == $post->ID ) { // do something }
<?php if ( ! is_page( array( ‘About’, ‘Contact’ ) ) ) : ?> <!– Navigation code –> <?php endif ?>
Create a file called author.php and place the code below in it. Save that file in your themes folder. The themes folder is located at yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/themename <?php include_once(‘header.php’); ?> <div id=”container”> <div class=”content”> <?php $curauth = (isset($_GET[‘author_name’])) ? get_user_by(‘slug’, $author_name) : get_userdata(intval($author)); ?> <div id=”author-contact-info”> <h2>Information about: <?php echo $curauth->nickname; ?></h2> <ul> <li>First Name: <?php … Read more
You can uncheck Settings >> Discussion >> “Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks) to disable disable for future posts. However, to disable for exiting posts you need to run a SQL query on your database to turn the ping_status to OFF: UPDATE wp_posts SET ping_status=”closed” WHERE post_status=”publish” AND post_type=”post”; and UPDATE wp_posts … Read more
Although this is not a WP question, it could be done with some PHP/MySQL code. Just the psuedocode: generate a GUID value on each main page visit check if the GUID is already in the GUID database if not, store the GUID in the GUID database if GUID exists in the database, redirect to another … Read more
Parsing shortcodes from strings WordPress parses and replaces shortcodes from a piece of content via the do_shortcode function. This function, in turn, calls get_shortcode_regex, which returns the regular expression for matching shortcodes in a string. Using this function, we can get a list of all shortcodes ourselves: $pattern = get_shortcode_regex(); preg_match_all( “/$pattern/s”, $content, $matches ); … Read more
Previous Question That answer I’ve linked to shows the steps you’ll need to take. It probably didn’t come up in your searches as you weren’t using the right terms. As you’re a front-end dev, this is how I’d do it based on that persons advice. Don’t load anything in the template. Just have an empty … Read more
http://www.josephflynn.com/uncategorized/fixer-upper/ Is a Post. http://www.josephflynn.com/donnelys-mug/ Is a Page. Your theme has different templates for each. In your case that’s Twenty Seventeen, the default theme this year. Looking at the templates and styling it would be a bit of a pain to change the post template to match the page, so if you’re happy with how … Read more
The first condition you list is easy. You just need the post_parent__in arguments. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’, ‘post_parent__in’ => array(2,169), // replace with your IDs ); $rand = new WP_Query($args); if ($rand->have_posts()) { while ($rand->have_posts()) { $rand->the_post(); the_title(); echo ‘<br>’; } } For the second condition, I … Read more
Okay, I’ve got it. I looked in wp_posts table in phpmyadmin, clicked on the post_modified column to get it in chronological order, and looked for the appropriate datetime.