I am currently trying to create a wordpress search function that shows live results underneath the search bar. There is an example on the World Bank website (screens below). I’m not looking for an autofill like you would find on Google.com which completes words you type, rather I want it to find actual posts on the site.
Today I needed to change the arguments on a custom taxonomy that was already registered by a third party plugin. Specifically I wanted to set the show_admin_column argument to true and change the rewrite slug so that it wasn’t just the taxonomy slug. In this case, it was a “People” post type with a “People Category” custom taxonomy.
I need help with my query that uses rewind_posts so that if a post is in a particular category, it moves to the top. What I would like to do is have a query that splits posts into a two-column page (left and right divs) and if a post is in a category called First, it’s at the top of the list in the left column.
I want to do something like this
I have to remove some profile fields from the ‘Profile’ page according to the user roles. For removing the color picker I used remove_action("admin_color_scheme_picker", "admin_color_scheme_picker"). I want to remove these fields:
Is there any possibility to pass some PHP variables in javascript so I can use them later?
I’ve used Advanced Custom Fields to create custom fields for Competition name, answers etc. I’ve made a custom post type for competitions as shown on the image and I used WordPress functions.php to create the columns from my custom fields values.
I have a variable in header.php, such as:
Is there any real benefit to using wp_enqueue_script on small self-managed sites? For instance, Modernizr, why enqueue it through a function rather than call it directly inside the document head?