How can I fixe the article title problem?
How can I fixe the article title problem?
How can I fixe the article title problem?
Inserting Media on New Post But Hides Previous Uploads for Editor/Contributor
Sort Posts Alphabetically Based on Specific Category (Divi)
Exclude posts by date – related post
Your theme is adding a large amount of padding to the .single-post__featured-img–layout-1 class: 100px top and bottom, or 180px for screens wider than 1025px. Look in https://eric.frydendal.org/wp-content/themes/blockst/style.css Try Css code .single-post__featured-img–layout-1 { padding: 20px 0px; }
WordPress posts are non-hierarchical and therefore cannot have child posts Most likely the model in question has a hierarchical category(taxonamy) associated with it. EG: Country > Technology type > product type > model Using the catagories like this will give you the required url structure once you assign a pretty permalink structure http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pretty_Permalinks
Add this code to your themes functions.php function post_color_get_meta( $value ) { global $post; $field = get_post_meta( $post->ID, $value, true ); if ( ! empty( $field ) ) { return is_array( $field ) ? stripslashes_deep( $field ) : stripslashes( wp_kses_decode_entities( $field ) ); } else { return false; } } function post_color_add_meta_box() { add_meta_box( ‘post_color-post-color’, … Read more
The easy way is to just write PHP to go through all the posts and call wp_update_comment_count() on each post ID.
Site Categories is only a tool for categorizing blogs and together with Sitewide Tags allows for copying sub-blog posts to a top level blog of a certain category and list out posts from certain blog categories. However, no categorizing data is copied with the posts, or linked to the posts via metadata – except the … Read more
That happens because wp_dropdown_categories, by default, defines the name of the dropdowns as ‘cat’. You are showing 2 dropdowns in the form, and both are named ‘cat’, because you didn’t define a name for them. So when you submit the form, you get two query vars named cat. For example, if you want the second … Read more