I’m surprised by the fact that my function that I’ve tacked onto the save_post action fires when I click the “New Post” link in the Admin Dashboard. Note – this is before I’ve pressed Save or Update, and it fires immediately, not after an elapsed time or auto-update.
I’d like to have a custom field interface show up only when a certain template is assigned to a particular WordPress page.
How do I create a many-to-many relationship between two custom post types?
I have several unpublished posts in my WordPress website and I am trying to make it accessible for normal users (who are not logged in) using the normal post slugs (site.com/post-here). I understand it may not be the best practice but for my special purpose, this needs to be done.
Hey all i am trying to find the section within the edit.php page where it populates the table with all my current pages. What i want to do is add another colum to the table in order to launch a side page for changing a picture.
I have a function that defines a custom field on a post type. Say the field is “subhead”.
There are a few other questions about this (and WP_Query pagination seems to be a huge question for a lot of people) so I’m trying to narrow down exactly how to make it function.
I would like to write a function to email me the URL of the website when my theme is activated.
I’m building a child theme and it currently has a very simple <head> section in header.php:
Any way to change the wp-login.php url? It seems insecure that everyone that’s ever used WordPress could easily see if your site is using it, and get right to the login page.