Haven’t checked the plugin you mention… but I use this solution for doing an “author” navigation. I adjusted the functions and this should probably work without the plugin (untested). You need to adjust the ID, and the conditions itself if you want more exclusions. [edit: corrected functions, the queries were missing the menu_order condition] notes: … Read more
If you know the page ID, the simplest answer would be to get the content for the page. // This retrieves the content from the post or page where ID = $page_id. // You can either set this above here, or call get_the_content(12). Your choice. $parent_page_content = get_the_content($page_id) // Clean it up and make it … Read more
Try this Force html edit plug-in.
$thispageid = get_the_ID(); $thispageparent = get_ancestors($thispageid); if( in_array( 9, $thispageparent ) ) echo do_shortcode(”); else the_content(); reference get_ancestors()
Why don”t you use get_page_by_title() to get the page object, and then pass its ID as the child_of parameter? If you would rather use the actual slug, then get_page_by_path( $slug ) should do the trick. So: if ( $page = get_page_by_path( ‘your-page-slug’ ) ){ wp_list_pages( ‘orderby=name&depth=1&order=DESC&show_count=0&child_of=” .$page->ID . “&title_li=’ ); }
I am not sure to understand your question, but you have to read more wordpress/nextgen documentation. What you need to do exactly? Can you be more specific? I think, that if you create a set of pages (for each stylist) and use the respective shortcode of the gallery in the content, this will work fine. … Read more
Password-protect and publish the page and send your client the password.
It’s how they are stored in the database. It depends on your theme’s & plugins about how they want to use this hierarchy but typically- The hierarchy of menus will be reflected on the navigation menus. The hierarchy of pages will be reflected on things such as breadcrumbs.
You can try to hook on load-page hook instead of admin_init. It is supposed to be called only when a page is being edited, and then you should be able to use the global $post variable function hide_editor() { global $post; $template_file = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_wp_page_template’, true); if($template_file == ‘page-home.php’){ // template name here remove_post_type_support(‘page’, ‘editor’); … Read more
I discovered that it isn’t actually a bug. In the loop is_home() will refer to the currently looped object and not to the page that you accessed. In fact that’s handy!