Is it possible to wrap Geo Location search around WP_Query?
I’ll just like to add that I have a current working solution in place and works well but I’m looking for ideas of being able to do it better or cleaner if possible.
I’ll just like to add that I have a current working solution in place and works well but I’m looking for ideas of being able to do it better or cleaner if possible.
I would like to provide our WP users (authors) with a tinyMCE editor instead of standard textarea for their “Biographical Info” on the Profile page.
I’ve been reading this by @nacin and getting to grips with wp_query over query_posts that I used to use.
i’m listing all posts of my custom post type “person” alphabetically sorted by the custom field last_name on a page.
Here is my loop
I’m trying to create some pretty URLs for links querying multiple taxonomies. I’m using the “Taxonomy drill-down” plugin, although the main usage is now integrated @ the core it still has some helpful function for templating 🙂
On a multi author WordPress blog I need to show a list with more posts from the current author. The list is inside the Loop, so I can use <?php the_author_meta('first_name'); ?> <?php the_author_meta('last_name'); ?> and <?php the_author_meta('description'); ?>, but how to retrieve the user’s posts?
Anyone know how to add quick comment moderation links for users who have permission to add/edit posts and comments? (Upprove / Unappove / Edit / Spam / Trash ). Note: in my comments.php I call the loop with <?php wp_list_comments(); ?>
I was trying to get first 100 words of the content in the header, and I use the following snippet to get the first 100 words in the loop, but is it possible to get the value outside the loop:
I’m working on an email system and they want it automated to send out emails every second thursday of the month. I’ve got the PHP sorted out and ready to fire a callback to send the emails, but I’m a complete newbie when it comes to cron and scheduling events.