First of all, WordPress already includes a function for displaying excerpts: the_excerpt() Secondly, your second piece of code isn’t actually displaying anything. You need to use the echo statement for displaying text on the page. However, WordPress provides functions that actually display the content and excerpt on the page: the_content() and the_excerpt(), respectively. if( in_array( … Read more
This is a perfect case for custom post types Simply create a post type called “specials” and you can use it just like your regular posts. EDIT: If you’re new to WordPress and aren’t interested in editing PHP, you can use a plugin like the Custom Post Type UI
It’s ‘post_date’ not ‘date’ so $args = array( ‘numberposts’ => $items, ‘post_type’=>’portfolio’,’orderby’ => ‘post_date’,’order’=>’DESC’,’category’ => 5 ); $posts = get_posts($args); foreach($posts as $post){ setup_postdata($post); $return_html=”……”; } Should fix you up.
You don’t need to add the % signs to the value. WordPress does that for you automatically on a LIKE or NOT LIKE comparison. You also don’t need to “sanitize” the parameter, it will be automatically escaped for SQL. See wp-includes/meta.php, around line 806 or so.
I tried the following and it works: function wpse_80236_Colorpicker(){ // you forgot this probably it’s the bundled CSS wp_enqueue_style( ‘wp-color-picker’); // wp_enqueue_script( ‘wp-color-picker’); } add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse_80236_Colorpicker’); Then your input: <input name=”mv_cr_section_color” type=”text” id=”mv_cr_section_color” value=”#ffffff” data-default-color=”#ffffff”> Then the following js: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘#mv_cr_section_color’).wpColorPicker(); });
If you are using jQuery UI Tabs you can use AJAX to load the content. There is an example on the plugin page. UI Tabs is always part of a WordPress installation and registered already as jquery-ui-tabs.
You can do it like this: if ( have_posts() ) : /* Queue the first post, that way we know * which date we’re dealing with. * * We reset this later so we can run the loop * properly with a call to rewind_posts(). */ the_post(); // receive the latest post timestamp $latest_post_timestamp = … Read more
Make sure to flush rewrite rules after changing the permalink structure, this can be done by visiting the Settings > Permalinks page in admin.
When you’re viewing a Custom Post Type Archive, your archive-documents.php template will be used. In your case this is the URL /documents/. When you’re viewing a taxonomy term, you’re viewing a Custom Taxonomy Archive, not a Custom Post Type Archive. If you haven’t created one specific to your taxonomy, then archive.php (or index.php, if archive.php … Read more
This is normal WordPress behaviour. Any time it detects that a slug is a duplicate – regardless of post-type or parents or categories – it will append a number to differentiate the newer version. As far as I know, there is no way to override this.