As far as I know, there’s not a simple function that will return true if a post has an attachment. With that in mind, what’s the best way to determine if a post has an attachment (or even better, has an image attachment)? I’m automatically inserting a shortcode on posts, but would like that to only happen if there is actually an image attached to the post.
Whenever an administrator in WordPress activates a plugin, upon the reload of the plugin page, a notice will appear upon successful activation reporting “Plugin Activated”.
What are the options for Content Distribution Networks for use with WordPress? I’d like to their objective pros and cons, their associated plugins or other ways to utilize them, their relative pricing, their appropriate customer profiles/scenarios/use-cases, projects they’ve been used on if you know of any, and any other relevant information.
I registered a custom post type using Custom Post Type UI, and created an archive page and named it archive-recipe.php, ‘recipe’ is my custom post type name. But its not working, instead its using the default archive.php. I set the has-archive to true but still not working. How to fix that?
How would one move the sharedaddy buttons included in Jetpack to be placed before a post’s or page’s content, rather than after it? I see that in sharing-service.php the function that prints the buttons is hooked to the_content filter hook: add_filter( 'the_content', 'sharing_display', 19 );
I’m investigating WooCommerce as a potential e-commerce solution, however my immediate concern (which I haven’t been able to find information on) is the number of products. The proposed store needs the ability to house ~30,000 different products. Is there any technical limitation on the number of products that WooCommerce can handle? Would the limit simply … Read more
I’m creating a child theme from Storefront.
I recently wrote my first WP plugin that adds a shortcode for embedding a custom jquery image gallery into posts. It’s primarily just dumps a good chunk of HTML into the post, along with javascript necessary for initialization.
I have a custom page template where I would like to load some javascript. I suppose I could always include the javascript in the actual file, but that seems ugly. Is there any way to identify if WordPress is loading my custom-page.php file so I can enqueue the script only on that page?
Here is a question I have spent over 3 hours attempting to solve but each approach I take ends up not working out for me.