How to execute conditional script when on new customize.php (Theme Customize) screen
The new “Customize” theme screen is a welcome addition in WordPress 3.4, however, I find it conflicts with my method of loading scripts loaded in the footer:
The new “Customize” theme screen is a welcome addition in WordPress 3.4, however, I find it conflicts with my method of loading scripts loaded in the footer:
I have two custom post types (Authors and Partners). I display their archive page’s in the main navigation and use archive-authors.php and archive-partners.php to make a couple small tweaks to the display of posts in each.
In my website I have three custom post types: scripts, scenes and plugins. When visiting the archive page of a single post type (i.e. by going to mysite.com/plugins) you correctly see all the posts of that type.
I’m using the standard admin-ajax.php method of doing ajax. So I have some functions like this:
I’m trying to build the title of a custom post using the values within post custom fields. The problem is that using title_save_pre only executes when I update the post, not when I create it.
I want to disable shortcode captions for posts in one of my themes, and display the content elsewhere, such as in a sidebar.
I want to add meta fields for the sites in my network (such as a thumbnail and a category). I know how to do this using get/add/update_site_option, but I’m wondering where I could put the UI to manage those meta fields.
I want to remove certain input fields on the admin screen for nav-menus for specific menu positions. I’ve used filters to filter front-end output but not for admin output. Is there a filter available for this purpose?
WordPress automatically adds the width and height attributes to shortcode images.
I am experiencing an issue where terms with a parent are not being displayed in the category admin screen. The screen gives the total number of terms that should be there (i.e., 32), but only displays parent terms (i.e., 9).