How do you set the posts_per_page query setting so that a different number of posts are displayed on the first of the paginated pages (of home, archive, search, etc.) and the rest of them?
I’m checking out how a particular plugin works and noticed that it stores its data for option_value in wp_options in this array format…
How can I override a function in pluggable.php?
I’m using get_next_post and get_previous_post (from the same category) to show the thumbnail and link to the respectives posts in my single template, but it’s in a very large db that is giving my server a hard time.
Trying to learn more about creating my own themes and not using any plugins I wanted an ability to display all the images in a post excluding the thumbnail in my single-foobar.php file and I can do that with:
From few months I am digging into wordpress for multiple category search options, and finally came up with this.
I have this code for the loop, and I need to exclude a category 4 from this loop. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?
Using /%category%/%postname%/ for the permalink I get a URL string of all the categories that the specific post is included in.
I would like the categories in the url to be filtered down to only one branch of the categories structure, and starting not from the root parent category.
I am working on a multi-user WordPress setup and have made it so a particular type of user can only see and interact with posts, images, pages etc that they have authored. The code to make this happen looks like this:
I’m starting to learn Selenium and PHPUnit and I am interested in implementing what I’ve learned in my WordPress projects. I’ve seen http://unit-test.svn.wordpress.org and wonder if there are any tutorials or core-developer’s notes on how to use it?