I think there used to be an out-dated plugin to do this. Is there any way to do this easily with just a little code? We prefer not to rely on a plugin since that makes us dependent on the developer to keep it up-to-date.
WordPress itself, in the wp-content folder, includes an empty PHP file which looks like this.
I’m working on a member page where I use a custom post type with a custom taxonomy. My custom post type is called member and my custom taxonomy is called member_groups.
I want the main WordPress post editor to appear below some of my meta boxes (generated by Advanced Custom Fields).
I have done quite extensive research on how to use pre_get_posts on true pages and the static front pages, and it seems that there is no fool proof method.
What is the difference between $GLOBALS['wp_the_query'] and global $wp_query?
I read @nacin’s You don’t know Query yesterday and was sent down a bit of a querying rabbit hole. Before yesterday, I was (wrongly) using query_posts() for all my querying needs. Now I’m a little bit wiser about using WP_Query(), but still have some gray areas.
How can I exclude one specific post from a WP_Query query? (For example, show all posts apart from a post with the ID 278)
I have two widgets, one shows News while the other shows everything except News (We’ll call the second one Blog). The blog portion is currently working correctly.
Is there a way to fetch the URLs of ALL images in the media gallery?