Custom Post Type Data in Sidebar widgets?
(note: this question was originally about Custom Fields, but @MikeSchinkel had a better solution involving Custom Post Types)
(note: this question was originally about Custom Fields, but @MikeSchinkel had a better solution involving Custom Post Types)
I want to turn the comments off by default with pages and custom post-types
I received an email this morning stating that my WordPress site had been automatically updated to the latest version. I knew about the feature but I’ve always wondered exactly how it works.
I am trying to include a special Archive page with my theme, right now I have a PHP file with
I am trying to programmatically set the ‘page_on_front’ option with the id value retrieved from the get_page_by_title command…
I have a custom WP_Query with the following meta_query:
I am developing a plugin using Tom McFarlin’s Boilerplate repository as a template, which utilizes OOP practices. I’ve been trying to figure out exactly why I’m unable to correctly submit my settings. I’ve tried setting the action attribute to an empty string as suggested on another question around here, but that hasn’t helped…
I would like to be able to grant my editors the power to change the menu, can this be done?
We’ve got a small web application that allows users to log in (via WordPress) and remain logged in for a max 15 min session for security purposes. Because most sessions will last longer, I have a small ajax call that’s made on each click of the html document itself.
Is there a way to know what functions are hooked to a particular hook? For example if I’d like to know what functions are hooked to the wp_head hook.