Another user on here suggested that my use of queries was incorrect so I’m changing the code. However, the pagination in the first block of code (below) isn’t showing up in the HTML while the second one (my original) shows up fine.
I currently do web admin for an internet community based on BuddyPress and Multi Site, and use the Comment author must have a previously approved comment setting to make it easier for users to comment and not be moderated. All users are vetted before their accounts are created so I know we don’t have spambots.
I know that WP 3.1 has added support for archives for custom post types but is there any way to customize the permalinks for them?
I have to run a PHP script through real cron (WP cron being too unreliable). Within that script, I need $wpdb to insert data into WordPress table. But of course $wpdb will not be available as WordPress would not be initialized. Right? So, my question is how to ‘include’ WordPress/initialize WordPress environment to do such tasks? How about
require_once(“wp-load.php”)?
I’m to implement a theme in wordpress.
I’m pretty new to creating my own theme and I seem to have become stuck and would really appreciate it if someone could help me. I have searched and found snippets of advice but nothing that really caters for what I need.
I’m struggling to get tabbed plugin settings, created with WordPress Settings API to work.
Hi to the community,
i try to build a shortcode that prints the Creative Commons logo and some text,
everything is working fine except that i put the shortcode at the end of the post but the shortcode goes to the top of the post content,
I can’t figure out which template name to use to modify custom taxonomy archive page, but not the one for terms in that taxonomy.
Some predefined widgets offer the option to use a select element (dropdown) and/or a counter after each entry. How can I add the CSS classes widget-with-dropdown or widget-with-counters to these widgets?