Your problem is that you’re using query_posts(), when you need to be using WP_Query(). To display all posts (by ignoring pagination, use the posts_per_page parameter: $cat_query_args = array( // Include posts from category with ID $cat_id ‘cat’ => $cat_id, // Include all posts ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ); $cat_query = new WP_Query( $cat_query_args ); if ( … Read more
Assuming that your site front page is displaying a static page, the reason that your meta data doesn’t appear on the site front page is because you only enable your post custom meta box for post post-types: $meta_box = array( // … // refer to this array key ‘page’ => ‘post’, // … ); // … Read more
It just wasn’t concatenated correctly (i.e. misuse of single/double quotes). This’ll work: $output .= ‘<div class=”colmsg”><label for=”smcf-message”>*’ . __(“Message”, “smcf”) . ‘: </label> <select name=””> <option>Post1</option> <option>Post2</option> <option>Post1</option></select></div><br/>’;
By default wordpress do not delete posts but rather moves them to the trash. They do not appear in the normal posts admin, but you can still see them in the trash and recover them from it.
Use the ‘next_or_number’ parameter: wp_link_pages( array ( ‘next_or_number’ => ‘next’ ) ); See the Codex for details.
What you probably want is this: 1) A main page that displays a list of all posts in a certain category. 2) A page showing the individual post in this list on which the user has clicked. To create page number, you don’t have to do anything. WordPress has an automatic scheme for URLs for … Read more
You are using an associative array of $attach_id => $attach_obj and loop through it. While there are methods to get the next and previous elements in this array, I would prefer to rely on continuous index array to get these objects. First convert the array: $images = array_values($images); Now loop through using the contineous index: … Read more
Maybe this are regional settings involved here. I don’t think that issue is showing somewhere else. Maybe they are copying their text from somewhere else.
You can do it using the following loop: <?php $cat_477 = new WP_Query(); $cat_477->query(‘cat=477&showposts=4’); while($cat_477->have_posts()) : $cat_477->the_post(); ?> <h3><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/77679/<?php the_permalink(); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></a></h3> <p><?php echo get_the_excerpt(); ?></p> <?php endwhile; ?> The number 477 is the ID of one category. The variable $cat_477 is where we save the MySQL query for one category (477 in … Read more
There is the handy is_preview function. So somewhere in your single.php. <?php if (!is_preview()) { // Show stuff that doesn’t belong on a preview. }