Exclude Specific Term from Search
It is possible to search for posts with a specific term by appending the URL with:
It is possible to search for posts with a specific term by appending the URL with:
It seems like half the tutorials in the Codex and around the blogosphere use query_posts() and half use WP_Query.
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I am trying to display code in my WordPress page and it isn’t working. Everything I read says that you should be able to just use pre tag with code tag and it would be good but when I try to display a shortcode, it renders the shortcode rather than displaying the code.
Customer asks if a specific carousel plugin he uses can be widgetized. That means I should create a widget inside functions.php which calls the plugin’s function. That means that the plugin’s code has to be loaded first so that the function be available to WordPress when the functions.php file is loaded, right? Would that work?
In what order add_action hooks execute?
Where can I find a list of all the WordPress hooks and over-ridable functions (pluggable, scriptable, etc)?
I have a website for which we are trying to be discreet about the fact that we are using WordPress. What steps can we take to make it less obvious?
I would like to add a custom bulk action to a custom post type. I came across the filter bulk_actions-screenid, which according to its documentation, would do exactly as I wish. However, after about two hours of debugging I found the following comment // This filter can currently only be used to remove actions. on line 278 of class-wp-list-table.php – great!
I’ve been combing this site and google for the answer and I’ve come up completely empty. Basically I want to do exactly what this post asks, but I need a hierarchical taxonomy. The answer given in that post works great, but only with a single level taxonomy. Is it possible to do what I want? I’ve tried a million things, but none work, at best I can get the right permalinks but they come up 404.