WordPress Core post types are post and page that are visible in the admin menu. Other than these can be either a registered custom post type or a menu page. A menu page can be added with the add_menu_page() function, and a similar thing can be done using register_post_type(), where a registered post type gets … Read more
Only a guess but you might need global $post before your code. According to the Codex docs for the functions you are using the return values are Null if global $post is not set. Also you might want to use their suggested logicals: if (!empty( $prev_post ))
WordPress already adds classes to the body for you to handle this, as long as your theme correctly uses the body_class template tag. On the 2nd page of Page, your body will have these additional classes: paged, paged-2 & page-paged-2, so you can see that you can make changes to styles to suit: body.page { … Read more
Here’s one example how we can modify the order of users in the dropdowns on the post.php and post-new.php pages (PHP 5.4+): /** * wp_dropdown_users – modify ordering on post.php and post-new.php */ add_filter( ‘wp_dropdown_users_args’, function( Array $query_args, Array $args ) { // Nothing to do if we’re not on post.php and post-new.php if( ! … Read more
To do so .. You need to login to wordpress admin and then need to save the permalink again.. Just go to Settings >> Permalink And save without doing any changes.. and that error should be gone..
No. You’d have to change core WordPress functionality to achieve that (lots of work, and you’ll have to do it again for each upgrade). And if you’re finished with that, you’ll probably have to change some plugins as well. Generally, a big wp_posts table isn’t a problem. If your site is slow, look into where … Read more
Put your code in whatever function: function whatever(){ // do stuff } add_action( ‘init’, ‘whatever’ ); Or use this to check whether user is logged in or not: if( get_current_user_id() ) { // logged in user }
There are, still, references to old domain in your database, which have to be fixed. Step 1: go to Settings -> Permalinks and click on Save Changes button. This will fix your permalinks. Step 2: install and activate Better Search Replace plugin. Go to Tools -> Better Search Replace. Replace the old domain ( example.com … Read more
It looks like it is possible. Sticky posts are stored as array of IDs in an option called ‘sticky_posts`, and you can modify options using hooks, so… There is a chance that something like this would work: function fake_sticky_posts_for_author() { $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( get_current_user_id() && in_array(‘author’, $user->roles) ) { // Return the IDs … Read more
Figured it out. There is a revisions endpoint that you can query that will return the latest autosaved update. https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/post-revisions/