There are a number of ways you can break this up. I think you have the right idea though to break it inside of your current loop with $i, but maybe something simple that is readable could be changing this: if ($i == 19 OR $i == 31 OR $i == 43) { ?> Into … Read more
Rather than re-post the posts, we can create a custom query for the current day’s post regardless of year. We use current_time to get the current day and month according to the site’s timezone settings, then we create a new query containing date parameters for month and day. We don’t specify a year, so it’ll … Read more
In Admin Panel go to Settings -> Permalinks -> at the lower left click on save changes to refresh all permalinks including your custom post type.
This can be achieved with a simple custom plugin with 2 actions and 2 filters. First use the post_row_actions filter to alter the edit link on the admin page to attach a custom query called final_destination with the URI of the page we are currently on. Next we can use the edit_form_advanced action to add … Read more
You can use the pre_get_posts action to affect any queries, both in frontend and admin. In your case you should make sure you affect only admin queries and you can even use get_current_screen to narrow it down further. Here’s an example that would modify the query only on the regular posts page: add_action (‘pre_get_posts’, ‘wpse311946_restrict_cats’); … Read more
wp_delete_post() always triggers before_delete_post – the problem must be that you’re hooking your function conditionally (i.e. not all the time). before_delete_post only gets triggered if you’re actually deleting the post permanently, not just trashing it. If you need to listen for trashing too, use wp_trash_post.
Make a copy of press.php and rename it to home.php. The page you selected “Press” to be the designated page for your posts in the dashboard under, Settings > Reading > Posts Page: [Press] …now falls under the control of the template hierarchy as listed by Milo. First WordPress will look for the existence of … Read more
I’d check to make sure that the scheduled time is actually in the future – date and time. And check the time offset settings on your site are set to the proper time zone.
You should try and use the WordPress hierarchy instead of singe-cat-. Make your parent category template using category.php or category-{slug}.php , and then use the technique here, http://codex.wordpress.org/User:MichaelH/MyPlugins. Or for more options try this plugin, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/category-template-hierarchy/
add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_to_specific_page’ ); function redirect_to_specific_page() { global $post; $current_user = $post->post_author; if(!empty($current_user)){ $user_post_count = (int) count_user_posts( $current_user ); if ( is_page(‘butiktest’) && $user_post_count == 1 ) { wp_redirect( ‘enhytte’, 301 ); exit; } } } authorized user: $current_user = wp_get_current_user();