I’m looking for an easy way to place the user registration form on the front-end of a WordPress site. I’ve already used wp_login_form() to place the login form on the front end, but now I need to do the same with the signup form.
To change the upload directory I have to do this:
I am trying to build a villa rentals website. To achieve that, I have created two custom post types. The one is named “villa” and is used to show the villas for rent, and the other one is named “destinations” and is used to show the places where this villas are.
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I’m trying to implement what seemed like a relatively straight forward idea, basically I am building an access control plugin to control viewing and editing of a custom post type (in this case ‘Projects’).
At times, I need to return the output of a loop (usually with WP_Query like in this example) for use in a shortcode or with a filter on the_content.
Assume we have blank WP site and we want to setup SMTP settings programmatically in our plugin or theme. What’s the easiest way to do it without changing core files?
I’m creating a plugin and I want to get the list of all scripts and CSS used by other plugins.
I’m trying to generate rewrite rules for a RESTful API. I just want to see if there is a better way to make this work than having to write out every possible rewrite combination.
I need to sort my search results by custom post type. the problem: the order is custom.