How can I get next/ previous post links to order by a filter (by the last word of the title)?
I am trying to use the next/ previous post link functions by WordPress to move between posts of a custom type based on the surname of a person.
I am trying to use the next/ previous post link functions by WordPress to move between posts of a custom type based on the surname of a person.
I use the Categories widget on my sidebar(s) and I would like to display a Font Awesome icon next to each category listed in the widget. The icon would be the same for all categories, for now, but I would like to give each category it’s own unique icon in the future.
I have a page created (page ID 235) with a page template that will need to be passed a variable. I would like to pass this variable through the URL. My first attempt was to pass this with a GET variable, and that worked just fine.
I want to be able to echo the URL of the featured image of a post and after looking some on the web I found the following which works fine when I put it in a loop in my front page template.
I can see two cookies: auth and login cookies in wordpress. Why do we need two?
I think one is enough.
I’m working on a site at the moment for an orchestra. The various members need to be listed, according to their instrument. The members have a custom post type of biography and I’m capturing the instrument value via a custom field.
I want to save two versions of my custom meta box data called “sidebar”. I want to compare a new and old version of this data later on, so that is why I want to save a copy of the current “sidebar” to a field called “sidebar_old”, just before saving a new version. Here’s my attempt at doing just that:
I am trying to add a field to WordPress posts (not pages) which would simply include a label and a checkbox. Something like: Make this the sticky post? If check, the key should be set to TRUE or something that is easily accessible. The problem is, however, that I only want one post to have possibly the TRUE value. This means, when I have checked the field in post-1, and afterwards I check that field in post-2, post-1’s field value should be set to FALSE so that only one post can have TRUE at the same time.
First of all, this is not a plugin specific problem. I wonder why this might happen? I am using @bainternet’s Tax Meta Class for saving Taxonomy Meta using the options table. I uploaded my contents from localhost (XAMPP Windows 5.5.19 environment ), I found my data in options table. Everything was working fine.
I’ve included the javascript by