There’s no exact “setting” in the backend/Admin UI. You’ll have to edit your template files (the php files that are in your theme folder). Search for something like <a href=””></a> where you got one (or more) of the php (wp native) function or variable: the_author_posts_link(); $curauth->user_url; get_the_author(); get_author_posts_url(); … or something theme specific Helpful is … Read more
There is a plugin called Post Types Order which allow you to sort posts and pages you should try that.
You are way on the safer and less effort involved side if having them access the admin interface is an option. In that case you could implement a custom post type for your needs, disable most of the ‘support’ flags when registering it, and add your own metabox to support latitude and longitude, as well. … Read more
You need to either add global $wp_query; global $wp_query; $page_test = $wp_query->get( ‘paged’ ); or use get_query_var(); $page_test = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1;
The function register_post_type() takes an argument ‘labels’. This is an array, one of the possible keys is named … tada! … ‘menu_name’. Sample code register_post_type( ‘academias’ , array ( ‘can_export’ => TRUE , ‘exclude_from_search’ => FALSE , ‘has_archive’ => TRUE , ‘hierarchical’ => TRUE , ‘label’ => ‘Academias’ , ‘labels’ => array ( ‘menu_name’ => … Read more
In addition to @Milo Answer (this avoids a senseless query, because we already got every needed information from the current wp_query): if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $headline_html_tag = $GLOBALS[‘wp_query’]->current_post === (int) 0 && $GLOBALS[‘paged’] === (int) 1 ? ‘1’ : ‘2’; the_title( ‘<h’.$headline_html_tag.’><a href=”‘.get_permalink().'” title=”‘.the_title_attribute( array( ‘before’ => ‘Permalink … Read more
use strip_tags + substr substr( strip_tags( get_the_excerpt() ),0,235);
posts_per_page => -1 is equivalent to ‘nopaging’ => true, which basically means no LIMIT clause is used at all. The workaround is to set posts_per_page to a large number. This is a limitation of the LIMIT syntax itself: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/select.html
You need to do a little “hack” to get pagination to work for your custom loop. After you define $myquery, do the following: <?php // globalize $wp_query global $wp_query; // copy $wp_query into a temporary variable $temp_wp_query = $wp_query; // nullify $wp_query $wp_query = null; // move $myquery into $wp_query $wp_query = $myquery; ?> At … Read more
To convert the old custom fields, you can write a plugin that, on activation, fetches all the posts with your custom field name and converts them to tags with the handy wp_set_post_terms. First set up a few constants with your field names and post type. <?php /** * CHANGE THIS! what is your custom field’s … Read more