How can I change the format of attachment page urls from /[post-url]/[attachment-name]/ to /media/[attachment-name]/? I understand that I can override the output of get_attachment_link via the attachment_link filter, but I guess I need to change the redirect structure so WordPress knows how to handle these urls?
I am building a WP site with an events feature. The events page was made with custom post types.
I have a loop within a loop.
I figured out how to show all or X number of custom posts after Y number of normal posts.
I also figured out how to show 1 custom post after every Y normal posts.
How do I show X custom posts after EVERY Y number of normal posts.
I have a custom post type Event that contains a starting and ending date/times custom fields (as metaboxes in the post edit screen).
I want to build a TV series database using WordPress. I have followed some tutorials and I have two custom post types: one for movies, one for and series. I followed this post for the structure.
How can I get WordPress post content by post id?
The codex says
So this is driving me absolutely insane. I’ve spend days trying to fix this and I can’t work out why this is so difficult as surely this is a very common permalink structure!
When editing one of my custom post types I want to be able to list all entries by a custom field instead of the date they are published (which, for a custom post type probably isn’t relevant). I got a lead from the comments of a blog post about custom post types and the author said it was possible and that he even made it so you could click on the column names for a custom sort. He mentioned the posts_orderby function which I noted in my own comments but now I can find the blog post anymore. Any suggestions? I saw one solution that used
I have a blog that I often need to insert iframes into posts for various reasons (don’t ask why just trust me!)