I’m setting up a WordPress Network and wanted all new sites to have the same permalink structure (i.e. “/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/”). I’m wondering if this is possible to do via hooks or hacks in functions.php, without having to rely on users to choose that structure.
Although I am very thankful to the wordpress core team that they have finally integrated native menu management capabilities I get frustrated with some key elements which I would like to change.
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I use the media uploader in a own meta-box for a custom post type called “premium”.
The Thickbox opens after a click of the button in the meta-box and files can be uploaded.
The default search function if the search form is empty returns the home page, I want it to return a “sorry your search returned no results” page.
I’ve searched around a bit, and I’m having trouble finding an answer to this question. What I’m trying to do is automatically fill a custom field when a post (custom post type) is updated or published. Ideally the completed script will call out to an API and fill the custom field with the resulting information whenever a post is created or updated. For right now though, I’m just trying to automatically fill my custom field with a simple string for testing. Here’s my code:
Im seeing WordPress plugins either use plugins_url or plugin_dir_url when creating constants to some of their folders. Is one better than the other?
We currently have about 50 pages, each of which I want a user (eg, bob, rob, smith) to be able to edit only 1 page. For example, bob & smith each have their own page. I do not want bob to be able to edit smith’s page. I want bob to ONLY be able to edit bob’s page. I don’t care if he can see other pages.
Looking through the user roles, I don’t see a way to currently to do this- I only see how to allow restrict access on a global scale.
How to create new role with same capabilities of existing role.
Eg: I would like to create a new role with same capabilities of administrator or editor and so on..
Does anybody know if there any simpler ways to give users who purchase
certain products free shipping?