Change link to permalink inside post content
Change link to permalink inside post content
Change link to permalink inside post content
The documentation for the save_post action says: save_post is an action triggered whenever a post or page is created or updated, which could be from an import, post/page edit form, xmlrpc, or post by email. So, you should only need the save_post action to run the desired code when the post is changed.
You need to edit your theme’s category.php file (or archive.php if you don’t have a category.php file). You need to remove the the_excerpt() or the_content() line, whichever is present there.
Adding custom fields to the Quick Edit screen – puzzled about the column concept
value is not a valid parameter for get_posts and the tax => slug meta query pattern is long since deprecated, as has been numberposts. Even if value was valid it is hard to see how passing a literal date(yyyy-mm-dd) to it would work. At any rate, I believe that applying a posts_groupby filter would do … Read more
Your code is flawed. You should never delete posts by issuing SQL directly to the DB. Use WP_Query to find the posts that are duplicates and wp_delete_post to delete them. Your current method might generate a lot of garbage in the DB. Side Note: Best way to prevent duplication is not to allow them to … Read more
paginate_links doesn’t work correctly in some (many) cases if you use the default base. If you look at the generated source you can see what is happening: if you are on any page but the first, when using the default base– %_%— paginate_links will print an empty href=”” for the link back to page one. … Read more
Just set all users (authors) to contributors. Then they can only write posts and manage their posts but not publish them. Reference: Roles and Capabilities
Yes, it is possible but might be a little complicated to apply the ‘paged’ variable to the arguments. You’ll need pagination functions which do the ajax calls to receive and apply the ‘paged’ var.
Yes, you can pass the post ID you want to target to WordPress’ comment_form() method. Here’s a good write up on the comment_form() method and here’s the codex page on it.