A good place to start with an issue like this is using debug mode in WP. https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress If you know exactly which action triggers the creation of a draft post, then it is repeatable and you have a basis for a solution. Based on your question, “whenever I load the posts page” is what creates … Read more
Can I save part of the post in an external file and join it on the fly to avoid redundancy in the wp_posts table?
I’m not sure if it will work, but you could try running wp_update_post() on all posts concerned. It will trigger the save_post hook. According to the Codex: Unlike wp_insert_post(), it is only necessary to pass the ID of the post to be updated and the elements to be updated. You could try looping an array … Read more
You might use $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] but take in mind that is not always sent so check for its existence and think about a fallback!
Run Jquery Script after delete post in front end
WordPress post queries don’t natively support ordering by such specific comment information, only by comment count. Rest of comment-related things aren’t stored in posts table and not available for easy querying. While it’s probably possible to cook up SQL for this, I think it would be more practical to store date of comment in its … Read more
Use add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘shortend’, 999); and put this in your function as first. if ( ‘project’ != $_POST[‘post_type’] ) return $post_id; If this doesn’t work then you should echo $_POST; and see if kaart_verkoop is part of the array.
This should not be do difficult to achieve. What I would suggest is to create yourself a child theme. It is quick and very easy. The reason for this is, never make changes to a theme/plugin that you are not the author of. Once you have your child theme up and running, copy the page.php … Read more
get_pages returns an array of post objects, so you would use foreach to iterate over each object and grab the ID and whatever else you want to use: <?php if ( $pages = get_pages( $args ) { echo “<select multiple>”; foreach ( $pages as $page ) { echo “<option value=”{$page->ID}”>{$page->post_title}</option>”; } echo “</select>”; } ?>
you did not describe what you edited to add the isotope filtering, but you seem to have removed post_class() from this line to add your isotope class: <article class=”<?php echo $termsString; ?>item”> change it to: <article <?php post_class( $termstring . ‘item’ ); ?>”> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/post_class