Get the content of a specific page (by ID)
I have the following front-page template made:
I have the following front-page template made:
I have 2 custom post types ‘bookmarks’ and ‘snippets’ and a shared taxonomy ‘tag’. I can generate a list of all terms in the taxonomy with get_terms(), but I can’t figure out how to limit the list to the post type. What I’m basically looking for is something like this:
What I would like to do is to add a few custom fields to the general settings.
This is the code that I’m using. It works alright but I just cant figure how to add more fields.
I’m trying to create a new wordpress template and inside it I added a Control Panel, inside this control panel there is an option that allows user to choose where he want’s to place a on a map, I try to explain: user can set div’s left and top attributes via control panel.
Now I know how to add an iframe that can show a preview of the changes but it doesn’t work as I would like (how to add the preview? read here: Modify CSS via Theme Control Panel) What I would like to add is a real time preview. As soon as the user modify TOP or LEFT attribute preview has to show what it is happening without showing it to “live” blog.
add_action() and add_filter() are major functions. However in some scenarios add one more function and hook it somewhere approach gets bulky and inconvenient.
I would like some help to post all the posts of my website into a blogroll sorted by categories and subcategories.
I have searched high and low for a simple solution to this, but to no avail. WordPress keeps on wrapping my images in p tags and because of the eccentric nature of the layout for a site I am working on, this is highly annoying.
There is earlier post with similar title, but it does not look in to the WordPress 3.3, and that is important as 3.3 advertises interestingly: “Use the postname permalink structure without a performance penalty”
I am trying to dynamically load a ton of controls based on the value of a dropdown and I do not want to load them in via PHP because the initial page load takes well over 15 seconds. I have a lot of controls.
I have a bit of a tricky one…