I want to give the Editor Role access to editing the sidebar and it’s contents. I have a text widget in there and in order to edit this text widget the user needs to be an admin – this sucks. How do I grant permission to the Editor Role that will give him access to edit the sidebar?
I have finally!! got this thing I’ve tried about 12 times to make and 12 different ways, but finally got it to work,… sort of.
I’m able to easily include my custom post types into my main loop by making small adjustments with query_posts(), but I’m not sure how I would go about including custom post types in the “Recent Posts” sidebar widget (or any of the other widgets, for that matter).
I’m trying to set up a custom post type following this tutorial. However, I’m a bit confused as how/where to implement update_post_meta(). The tutorial suggests this pattern:
The WordPress codex page for query_posts states that it does not cover all the parameters which query_posts takes:
What function will display custom taxonomies associated with a post as text?
I’ve done this with posts, but I can’t find the proper way to reference the category table’s columns.
Preface I’ve installed gravity forms, created a form and users are submitting data to my site. What I want to do is show the data users are submitting to my site on one of my pages. I know there’s the Gravity Forms Directory plugin. But this gives only a fixed data presentation. Question Is there … Read more
I am now developing a wordpress site that will be something like a directory. People will be able to submit walkthroughs, advanced reviews, as well as cheat codes for games. We were going to make a different form for each page, but now we’ve decided that one form with a drop down will be just fine.
I’ve registered post type with following —