I am writing a plugin to send an invitation to a friend which opens up a form when a link is clicked. I encapsulated all the functions in class by following the code given in the Report Broken Video plugin by @toscho. The relevant code is below:
I’m working on improving my git workflow as it applies to my WordPress development projects. Often, when developing a content management system, I’ll create a development server (like http://dev.finalsitename.com) containing the custom post types and taxonomies that will be used in the production version. This allows my client to begin adding their content to the site.
I want to work with WordPress multisite, but I want to be able to use my own names. For example my main site is called example.com. If I want to add a new site to my multisite network it’s gonna be called newsite.example.com. I want it to be newsite.com without example. Is there a way to achieve this?
How do I make it a variable product and add variations? Are variations handled like attributes?
For a client we’ll need 29,000 terms (all the highschool’s in the US) and each term needs 6 meta items (address, phone…). My initial thought was to store the term meta information as suggested in this post but after looking through it again I will be using lots of terms and I wonder if it will overload the options table.
I have created some custom widgets for my client to use, but I want to make them stand out amidst the fifteen or so standard widgets in the admin area. How can I do this?
There are a couple of answers here basically just linking to a plugin – to be fair there are some more specific ones too. I know there are many possibilities to use different hooks for the customization. I really want to learn more about that, but where do it start?
I am doing the following in my plugin:
I have add new role in functions.php file by this code:
I am displaying post tags like this: