Is there an action_filter hook to add content before the post title?
No, there is no reliable hook. The markup is provided by the theme, and there unlimited variants. You will have to change the theme’s markup directly.
No, there is no reliable hook. The markup is provided by the theme, and there unlimited variants. You will have to change the theme’s markup directly.
I was bootstrapping WordPress in ics.php by including wp-blog-header.php (which usually works for me), but after changing it to include wp-load.php instead, the files generated were no longer not being found.
If you do a quick google search, you’ll find plenty of sliders available for WordPress. So – while this borders on the line of just doing your own research, there are several options available, like: Soliloquy WooSlider
This would depend on the way the plugin was structured. If it is just procedural then your pretty much out of luck. If it is written within a class you can extend or create a new instance of it and override methods. As an example in my media tools plugin I use a portion of … Read more
You’re completely on the right track – have you had a look at those files? All the info is in there. The images are wrapped in a <div> within product-image.php which you would change to a <ul>. Then wrap the featured image in a <li>. Then you would just wrap the thumbs within an <li> … Read more
While plugin recommendations are essentially out of scope from WPSE … I think it’s ok in this case … The best solution is to get the WooCommerce Currency Converter premium extension which will set you back 29USD. This means your visitors will get an indication of what they will pay. Next problem is … Depending … Read more
The plugin CPTonomies is designed to exactly this. There is no built-in WordPress way to do this. I’ve never tried to make WordPress do this, but this is the plugin I’ve seen used by others trying to achieve this functionality. You might also try Posts 2 Posts, which creates relationships between different post types instead … Read more
See WordPress SEO by Yoast: Hide Meta boxes in posts for non-admins add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘yoast_is_toast’, 99); function yoast_is_toast(){ //capability of ‘manage_plugins’ equals admin, therefore if NOT administrator //hide the meta box from all other roles on the following ‘post_type’ //such as post, page, custom_post_type, etc if (!current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’)) { remove_meta_box(‘wpseo_meta’, ‘post_type’, ‘normal’); } }
Take a look at the ‘Duplicate Post’ plugin at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/duplicate-post/
Is this something that WordPress is capable of or should I search for more complex content management systems for solution? The two sections should be easy. Create a Custom Post Type for either your free or your paid content. It would be easy to restrict the one or the other by checking (is_user_logged_in) to see … Read more