I am trying to make a personal plugin that does specific things based on what is loaded. In this example, in my action method I want to perform one function if the currently loading page is using the template-blog.php template, if it’s a single blog post (loading single.php do a second function, anything else do a 3rd function
What is difference between _e() and __() functions for the translation? In what cases e() and __ ()should be used?
I’m trying to come up with a solution where the generated image formats cover both responsive and high-resolution aspects when uploading a new item in the WP admin. I’ve put together a set of formats that should meet these requirements,
I have two Loops using WP_Query.
I am working with a non-profit client that runs several charities under one umbrella. A good metaphor would be to think of the United Way (but it’s not the United Way).
I’m working with the admin bar and trying to debug some of the menus and their priorities.
I recently updated my WordPress site into the latest WordPress version, and i added a code to my functions.php that would add a capability to subscriber to upload using WordPress media upload. I successfully remove the media library tabs on the later version of WordPress but when I updated the version it seems like the code does not work anymore. Any ideas how to fix this?
I normally use this argument to prevent errors with wp_remote_get and wp_remote_post
With the following code (in functions.php) my posts (of CPT event) are ordered by _end_date instead of _start_date. What’s the proper solution to this as of WP 3.1.3? Of course I’d like to avoid using deprecated meta_key.
I am building a custom (child) theme and I want to style the first post of my loop in a different way than the others (bigger image, different position of some stuff).