Use WP CLI! First grab the posts you want, we’ll use the wp post list command, and we need to run the command in our WordPress directory on the server. Here I’m grabbing all posts in October 2014 on my blog: wp post list –year=2014 –monthnum=10 This gives me ( oh noes my secret draft … Read more
Either doesn’t seem particularly related. I would look at plugins implementing this more thoroughly if you want meaningfully related results. But to answer your question literally you can randomize order by ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’ query argument, see Order & Orderby Parameters in Codex.
Just use the public API functions: has_shortcode( $content, $tag );. It uses shortcode_exists( $shortcode ); internally to search the global $shortcode_tags array for the shortcode you are searching for. If that is successful, it uses get_shortcode_regex() to search for the actual shortcode – this will save you quite some time and avoid mistakes. the_title(); if … Read more
The Image added by Add Media is included in the Content.So I have splitted the image from the content.Below is the working code for my Question. <?php $output = preg_match_all(‘/<img.+src=[\'”]([^\'”]+)[\'”].*>/i’, $post->post_content, $matches); ?> <div class =”single-post-flex-slider”> <ul class=”slides”> <?php for($i =0;$i<$output;$i++){ ?> <li> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/174038/<?php echo $matches[1][$i]; ?>” width=”500px” height=”300px” /></li> <?php } ?> </ul> … Read more
There is no build in template assigment for indivual standar posts from edit screen. But you can assign templates for individual posts. There are several options: Use WordPress template hierarchy system Under the root folder of your theme you can create this files: single.php for all single posts of any type. single-post.php, if this file … Read more
You are missing a link. The posts are not assigned to the menus directly. There is a post type nav_menu_item in nav_menu taxonomy which links posts (or other kinds of destinations) to their place in menu. This snippet should get you started on retrieval: $menu_items = get_posts( [ ‘post_type’ => ‘nav_menu_item’, ‘meta_query’ => [ [ … Read more
Your code is correct. I have tested it and it works. I think what you are missing, and what I have missed while testing (banged my head against the wall for this mistake) is the fact that these posts do not show up at the top of your post list. Remember, by default, that posts … Read more
The best way I know of would be to filter the data. For posts, you might do: function my_check_post_not_crazy( $data, $post_arr ) { $max_content_length = 2048; # max length in characters $max_num_posts = 200; # maximum number of posts if ( !current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’) && empty( $post_arr[‘ID’] ) ) { $die_args = array(‘back_link’ => true); # Not … Read more
Try: <?php if ( $the_query->have_posts() ) :?> <?php echo ‘<h3>’ . date(‘l, F jS’) . ‘</h3>’; ?> <?php while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : ?> // etc.
The following bypasses wordpress by not going through index.php: http://prompter.rareapps.org/prompter.php?p=2193 I’d recommend that instead of doing that, you place prompter.php in your theme directory and then hijack the page to display when someone clicks the link to view full screen using the template_redirect filter: function my_special_display_view( $template ) { if ( is_page() && isset($_REQUEST[‘special_view’]) ) … Read more