You still are going to make use of pre_get_posts to alter the main query query vars before the main query actually runs. The blog page/homepage can be targeted with the is_home() conditional tag add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function ( $q ) { if ( is_home() // Only targets the home/blog page && $q->is_main_query() // Only targets the … Read more
post_name is the slug. ‘post_name’ => [ <string> ] // The name (slug) for your post You’ll need to query for a post with matching slug before inserting a new post, WordPress will just append a number to make it unique if there is a duplicate.
You mentioned: Is there a way, to do that from within a plugin or a themes functions.php? You may want to try the following code. Just place it inside your theme’s functions.php file. Using it, you do NOT have to alter the wp-config.php file. define(‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, false); function disable_autosave() { wp_deregister_script(‘autosave’); } add_action(‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘disable_autosave’);
This happens when an already serialized string get serialize again. Replace $categories = serialize($_POST[“vibe_quiz_tags”]); with $categories = $_POST[“vibe_quiz_tags”]; EDIT: As mentioned by czerspalace in the comments, the Function Reference for update_post_meta states that “this should be raw as opposed to sanitized for database queries”.
The problem here is order, the $post variable isn’t available from the moment WordPress is loaded, it needs to process the request, put together a database query, and retrieve the post first. Time travel is necessary for your code to work as you expected. Your themes functions.php and plugins will be loaded before this happens … Read more
You can use output buffering to achieve this effect: function get_comments_form() { ob_start(); comments_form(); $commentsform = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); return $commentsform; } $commentsform = get_comments_form();
I am not familiar with the plugin, but it seems unlikely that the $conditions array you’re adding to should contain any variety of WordPress query arguments. Further, referencing the $conditions array within a property that you’re setting on that very array won’t contain the new data you’ve added, but rather the array as it existed … Read more
I think the problem may be that the_post_thumbnail() doesn’t accept an ID as a parameter. Instead you should use get_the_post_thumbnail() which does accept an ID as a parameter: <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($authors_post->ID); ?>
No, that isn’t normal for 23 posts. Note that “posts” is pretty wide concept in modern WordPress. Many things are posts without being obvious as such, for example parts of navigation menus. While 60k entries does sound excessive for a small site, there is no telling without examining actual data to determine which post types … Read more
This is how I bootstrapped youtube embeds in one of my projects. /** * Responsive Youtube embeds. */ add_filter( ’embed_oembed_html’, function( $html, $url, $attr, $post_ID ) { if ( false !== stripos( $html, ‘<iframe ‘ ) && false !== stripos( $html, ‘.youtube.com/embed’ ) ) { $html = sprintf(‘<div class=”embed-responsive embed-responsive-16by9″>%s</div>’, $html ); } return $html; … Read more