First of all, you shouldn’t use get_posts on your CPT archive – WP already creates a query and selects posts that should be display in there. So your archive-pjesma.php should look like this: <?php get_header(); ?> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <h2><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/326484/<?php the_permalink(); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2> <?php // the_content(); ?> <?php … Read more
You can but I think it’s far more easier for you theme to add a sidebar and then place a text-widget (or any other widget) inside there because that’s far more flexible. What you describe I did for some sites longer ago. You can just load the post and display it. I used query_posts() to … Read more
I used nextgen gallery plugin to do something like this. Actually I’ve used only half of that: the end user uploads images through the plugin’s interface but the actual display inside the post is done with a custom shortcode. I don’t think there is a way to tell if an attachment has been inserted in … Read more
WordPress’s Twenty Ten and Twenty Eleven (which both ship with Core as of this writing) are most “official” themes. There’s also the recently released “underscores” or “_s” theme from Automattic. Twenty Twelve will come out with WordPress 3.5 and is made by The Theme Foundry, which I think quite highly of. There are lots and … Read more
However, in the event that it becomes appreciated to the public – does it necessarily HAVE to be inheritable (the ability to have Child Themes derive from it)? While you can certainly make life difficult on users who try to use your Theme as a template for a Child Theme, it is all but impossible … Read more
As you can see above, the Advanced Menu Properties are hidden under the Screen Options pull down tab located in the upper-right corner of WordPress Dashboard. NOTE: Make sure that you are in the Menus screen: http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/nav-menus.php W.r.t your question, the Link Relationship (XFN) option is what you want “check”. Then the appropriate field will … Read more
Store it in your theme options. Read the series of articles called The Complete Guide To The WordPress Settings API. Spare no effort to read it, especially 4th article about Theme Options.
As the WordPress Codex for have_posts points out: As a side effect, have_posts starts, steps through, or resets The Loop. At the end of the loop, have_posts returns 0 after calling rewind_posts. Looking at the source as it stands today: along with calling rewind_posts() it also fires the loop_end action (which plugins may rely upon) … Read more
Try the following code: <div class=”item active <?php // If image URL is empty, echo “hidden” echo (get_theme_mod(‘slider_one’, ”) == ” ? ‘hidden’ : ”); ?>”> <img class=”img-responsive” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/217340/<?php echo esc_url( get_theme_mod(“slider_one’, ” ) ); ?>” alt=”Slider 1″> </div> Then use the following CSS: .hidden { display: none } What this will do is: If … Read more
There are specific functions like wp_list_categories() and wp_list_pages() along with some others which will do this for you but for arbitrary arrays, WordPress doesn’t have a function to neatly print it out into HTML for you. You could simply write your own functions for this purpose if you really need to I guess.