I have an AJAX request that returns a post. The post_content has links to Twitter, YouTube, TED and other platforms that are registered as oEmbed providers in a default, vanilla WordPress install. By now, the WordPress oEmbed handler does not register them and displays plain links and nothing else.
As the title states, I’d like to remove parent slugs from URLs for a particular post type: services.
I’m working on a website for a company that will very likely be creating millions of posts via a custom post type. They’re prayers, so basically the user on the front end just submits a short phrase via a form. All the company cares about is the post content and the date posted. The site hasn’t even launched yet and they already have over 120,000 posts, so I’m dead serious when I say millions.
I have implemented a Custom menu item in my wordpress dashboard using the following command in the functions.php
I’m currently working on a plugin, and I essentially want to check if a certain page has been created.
I have another database which stores post’s IDs and I want do display them using WP_query to use the WP default pagination. I’m using orderby => none to preserve the original order, but the result reorders them by IDs.
I’ve worked with WP/html/css casually for a long while but never dug deep before, I have a few questions about good practices.
At the moment, I have created a code that retrieves data from the database and displays it. However, for some reason, I cannot see the files I want to retrieve on my page. My goal is that the data gets retrieved from the database, and is displayed on the webpage. I do not need to make a connection with the database since WordPress does that automatically.
Were drop-in plugins – when you copy a plugin directly inside a theme – a product of design. Or did the practice arise “organically”.
I have to get some custom post types and need to do that with WP_Query (query_posts doesn’t work).