You can run a foreach loop through all your categories then run a query for the latest posts in each category. You can do this by setting your home page to a static page then put this in a custom template. This is just a basic example: $categories = get_the_categories(); foreach ( $categories as $cat … Read more
Navigate to: Dashboard -> Settings -> Media Check this box: Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders. Save changes. then Navigate to: Dashboard -> Settings -> Permalinks Select “Post name” under “Common Settings” Save changes. As far as styling an attachment page, you can either open up your page template file, and add a … Read more
You may have to flush the permalink structure. You can either visit the settings->permalinks page or use flush_rewrite_rules() method.
This is a heavier question than you think. You’ll need to do quite a bit: Set a cookie in the user’s browser to keep track of the posts they’ve seen. Pull data out of that cookie to get a list of post IDs Add this to the array with the $featured_post_id to pass it in … Read more
This takes all the categories associated with your post and checks if they are parents of anything else. If one is not, it is the lowest category and is echoed out. <?php $postCats = wp_get_post_categories(); foreach($postCats as $childcat) { //this is a top level category if ($childcat->category_parent==0) { continue; } for ($J=0;$J<sizeof($postCats);$J++) { //if another … Read more
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