You can make each one into a custom Page Template, and either add the style block directly in the template, or conditionally load a stylesheet based on which template is in use. This will let you still use the editor to change the content of the page, but involves a lot of “one-off” page management. … Read more
The best way to do this would be to add a Meta Box to the Add / Edit Page dashboard. Then, when enqueueing scripts, you can check the metadata for that post, and if it’s set, enqueue the script. NOTE: there’s a lot of moving pieces here. I’ll try to break it down into digestable … Read more
Yes, though it’s not very well documented and it’s not clear if it forms part of the public API. When you click preview, WordPress saves a draft and opens the preview URL which shows the latest saved draft. You can see this by making a change, and waiting for WordPress’ auto-save to kick in. If … Read more
Ehm, just repeat the page creation code several times, providing different content and such. Is there any issue with that?..
You’re not inside a regular loop, or at least not one where global post variables are set, so the_post_thumbnail does not have an ID to fetch a thumbnail for.. Use get_the_post_thumbnai( $page->ID ) instead and it should work fine.
You can also create a custom feed and this to WP; use the function add_feed() for add a feed to WordPress and define the content inside the feed. A example for feed with the drafts of WP can you read in this post.
Yes as per @Nibbr Web Development, TinyMCE editor IDs cannot have brackets. Which is the html field ID, so what we will do is create a different but similiar name for the ID attribute and still use our desired name in for the text area field name, like so. $content = $options[‘textareafield’]; // editor_id cannot … Read more
You’re wanting to use “Pretty Permalinks” and in order to do so you need to have some form of rewrite documentation present. The easiest and most common is a .htaccess file to hold the rewrite rules. Do you have an .htaccess present for the site? If you do not, you can reference the WordPress Codex … Read more
I was able to fix this problem only in phpMyAdmin. Shortly: find the child page in the table ‘wp_posts’ and change the value of ‘post_parent’ to 0 (zero). Step by step: Browse the table ‘wp_posts’, find the child page by title (post_title) or whatever else attribute. Be sure it isn’t a revision (check it in … Read more
Page with page template not using template in Preview