Run a cron job (or similar) in the background of WP after post update/create
I would like to run a filter on post content after it has been created or updated.
I would like to run a filter on post content after it has been created or updated.
I’ve created a custom post, events, and saved the meta data event_year to each event. I’m trying to get a year’s event archive. When I go the the following URL, the meta_key and meta_value are not set for some reason, and thus the event archive is unfiltered.
I am running a website with WordPress 4.2 and have changed the way draft posts or posts in review status are displayed to non logged in users (these posts are, too, visible to anyone who visits the website).
The code below from WPSnipps provides an excerpt character counter, but I’d like to count words instead. Does anybody have an idea of how to do this?
I want to extend my website in a way that is parallel to the wordpress theme.
This is all about featuring content in WP.
I have a WordPress function that I want to run once daily at a specific time. How should I go about doing this, since WP cron cannot be set to a particular time?
Is there a way to use regular categories with custom post types? It seems like there is better functionality and options with regular categories (such as permalink options, etc.).
I’ve decided to take the advice of protecting the /wp-admin directory using .htaccess on a website which keeps getting hacked.
How can I have some taxonomies to always have “the most used tags” displayed when a new post is being created.