Since I decided this would actually be pretty damn useful for myself too, I pushed on and wrote a custom walker, Walker_Paged_Threaded. I’ve tried to comment to the best of my ability, and admittedly it’s a little thrown together, but I’m happy with the result. How To Use It The class is written with the … Read more
Yap, it’s actually a bit tricky, because there’s NO direct link saying “Upload” in WordPress.org. But there is a way: You have to have a WordPress.org account first. After login with the account, look at the left panel, where resides a link saying: “Theme Authors” under “Themes” main menu. Click on it, and it’ll direct … Read more
There is no core customizer behavior that supports nested sections. However, you can roll your own customizer control which contains its own accordion sections and other controls. Keep in mind that each control relates to exactly one theme_mod variable, so my suggestion would be to implement a fairly generic control that is collapsible and contain … Read more
The sweet and short of it all is, never try to translate HTML tags. Use placeholders and either printf or sprintf to translate strings with HTML tags Something like this will do printf() printf( __( ‘This %s text %s have an %s HTML %s tag. Another sentence…’ ), ‘<em>’, ‘</em>’, ‘<b>’, ‘</b>’ ); sprintf() sprintf( … Read more
wrap whatever you are outputting the shortcode in around do_shortcode()
If you plan to release them independently, then release them independently and try to get them both hosted in the WP repository. This will allow you to update the systems remotely and keep people using the most up-to-date system possible. Then, in your theme, use is_plugin_active() to filter your commands. If you have a theme … Read more
I have a handy little custom made conditional function that would do the job for you. The function: function is_child_page($page = NULL){ global $post; if ($page == NULL){ $p = get_post($post->ID); if ($p->post_parent > 0 ){ return true; }else{ return false; } } $args = array( ‘child_of’ => (int)$page); $pages = get_pages($args); foreach ($pages as … Read more
You are using plugins_url – therefore pointing to completly different directory than your current theme. If you are just trying to enqueue a theme style do it like this: function load_theme_styles() { wp_enqueue_style(‘main-css’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(), ‘1.0’, ‘all’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘load_theme_styles’); the wp_enqueue_style takes some parameters. In the example above I am using: A … Read more
For anyone that comes here looking for this, I was able to do it after battling with it for a few hours. The code is a bit extensive so did not want to post here, (mods feel free to let me now if that would be better), instead I created a gist: https://gist.github.com/OriginalEXE/9a6183e09f4cae2f30b006232bb154af What it … Read more
wp_reset_query() will reset the query to the original query WordPress did on this page. So if you somewhere called query_posts(), it will not reset back to that query, but to the “main” query. You probably want to use wp_reset_postdata(), which resets the $post variable to the current post in $wp_query. The best thing is to … Read more