I’m developing a plugin that doesn’t use a custom post type, but separate database tables.
It’s a plugin that displays a list of courses with links that lead to the different course detail pages, where the user then can subscribe for a course.
Let’s say this was in my plugin:
Golden Apples Design created (as far as I know) the media upload function that many people on WP.A and elsewhere seem to recommend. But all of the Q&As I can find on StackExchange deal with creating an entirely new post.
Using Foundation 5’s accordion, and the data-accordion html data attribute in:
I am trying to create a custom search page to show only custom posts types that meet specific search criteria. I have a complex form that involves different selects, radio buttons and text input fields. I am comfortable using the WP_Query class to query for the posts that are identified via the search form, but I’m not sure if I should create additional templates or use the built in search page.
Howdy, I recently cribbed W3TC to implement an “in-update” changelist display (very cool), in my plugin, but there’s an awkward bit of code I’d prefer to avoid.
What is a best way to eliminate xmlrpc.php file from WordPress when you don’t need it?
How can i get taxonomies of a post type?
How can I remove “edit your profile” submenu under “my-account-with-avatar” admin menu bar, while still keeping the avatar and logout?
Up to now, I have had no problems with the background-image thumbnails in my theme. However, now that I’m trying to use an SVG as the featured image, something is breaking. The problem seems to related to the width of the SVGs being returned as zero by wp_get_attachment_image_src(). So what I am I trying to do is figure out how to extract the width and height information from the SVG then set them to the appropriate values in the SVGs database fields, isn’t proving easy.