Change media item permalink
I have an image whose permalink is domain.com/books
I would now like a page located at this permalink.
I have an image whose permalink is domain.com/books
I would now like a page located at this permalink.
I don’t need to search for pages in my site and only want to search posts, is there a way to do it? Thanks
What is the difference, which one should I use?
Unless I end Ajax processing function by exit() or die(), the Ajax function receives desired and correct output but following by 0.
I see that it is possible to sort a user query by the number of posts each user has, but is it possible to exclude users with zero posts from the result? In the Wp_User_Query class there is a pre_user_query action, but query strings are a huge weak point, so I’m not sure what sort of filter action I’d want to use here.
When doing a bit of Google searching for content on our blog, I noticed to my shock and horror that individual images from the Media Library are somehow generating their own URLs that Google is somehow finding and indexing!
A nonce is a “number used once” to help protect URLs and forms from
certain types of misuse, malicious or otherwise. WordPress nonces
aren’t numbers, but are a hash made up of numbers and letters. Nor are
they used only once, but have a limited “lifetime” after which they
expire.
I have date format and would like to translate to another language with date_i18n function how can I integrate with get_post_time here is my code :
I am trying to enable 304 If Modified Since HTTP header in my WordPress site. After doing lot of Googling I find out a site where the author said to put the following line at the very end of wordpress wp-config.php file. Here is the line of code:
I have built a plugin that displays a table using the WP_List_Table class.
The table displays entries on which it’s possible to apply a filter and some bulk actions.