Please select a file error
I am facing Please select a file error while trying to upload a plugin. My php.ini settings are like below
I am facing Please select a file error while trying to upload a plugin. My php.ini settings are like below
I’ve used a custom post type for one of my website. Custom post type contains scratch card data along with some custom fields.
I see the following code a lot in index.php files. I understand that is_front_page() returns true when viewing the Site Front Page (whether displaying the blog posts index or a static page), while is_home() returns true when viewing the Blog Posts Index (whether displayed on the front page or on a static page). I am still somewhat stumped about the use of the following code –
On the page where we list all posts made: example.domain.com/wp-admin/edit.php
I’m trying to add custom CSS (set via theme options) to the TinyMCE visual editor in WordPress. On the front end, the theme generates this CSS and outputs it on the wp_head hook. The problem I’m running into is being able to add that CSS output to the editor.
In WordPress settings you can set a page as the Posts Page. This can be found:
Is it possible to display related posts from same category as the current post?
This question is an offshoot from the this discussion on removing dimension attributes from images. The solution code provided on that thread works very well except that it has the unfortunate side effect that any shortcodes are striped from the image.
I’m trying to create a loop of explicity ordered posts, for example:
I am trying to add custom columns to edit-tags.php for a custom taxonomy that I have created. This custom taxonomy is called equipment-types and it only applies to one custom post type called equipment. I am trying to use the same filters and actions that I would use to add custom columns on the edit.php page. I was able to actually create the custom columns with this filter: