I’m trying to put search results into a div with ajax. The issue is I’m getting errors saying undefined function have_posts() when the the search template is accessed. It also took issue with get_header() which was in the search-results.php but I took it out. Here’s how I have it setup.
I have exactly the same issue as this closed question and want to resolve it. In the comment section it asks the OP to add “Bug Information”.
I want to filter any HTTP request URI done through the HTTP API.
I have a series of posts that are ordered by a meta_key value. They could also be arranged by menu order, if necessary.
It’s been talked many times that WordPress outputs some really bad code for the built-in gallery function.
I’ve got a custom loop that I’m using to display some Real Estate listings that will be available within 60 days. I’m calling it with the following function:
Update my child theme every time the parent theme is updated to change a version string in style.css (e.g. @import url('../twentythirteen/style.css?ver=NEW_VERSION');). This creates an unnecessary and annoying link between parent theme version and child.
I have created a custom post type “portfolio” with something like this :
How can add a new menu item underneath the “insert From URL” on the left sidebar in the new WordPress 3.5 Media Manager?
There are lots of situations where a theme or plugin registers a post type and you want to modify it. There is of course add_post_type_support() and remove_post_type_support(), but those don’t give access to the full list of arguments that register_post_type() takes. In particular, maybe I want to disable a post type archive, hide the admin UI, hide from search, etc. while leaving the rest of the post type settings alone.