What’s the point of get_post_meta’s $single param?
Looking at get_post_meta() I always have to remember to set the $single param to true. I generally assume I’m setting a value and I expect to get that value back.
Looking at get_post_meta() I always have to remember to set the $single param to true. I generally assume I’m setting a value and I expect to get that value back.
I am trying to have WordPress automatically save the “credit” metadata that is stored within images I am uploading. I know this would be entered as a custom post meta field using update_post_meta().
This might be seen as a corollary of Testing hooks callback.
I am not sure how many of you have experimented with the new custom header image functionality of wordpress 3.0 but its actually very cool (enabled by adding the function to your functions.php file).
WP 3.1 has everyone excited, if somewhat confused, about post formats.
I want to add screen options to my plugin settings page, like the ones that are available in the Dashboard.
I am looking for a way to remove all the unessesary text from default worpdress metaboxes.
My ajax call for json data works ok like this
functions.php:
I want to create a local network on a Windows machine using subdomains. I do not want to edit the hosts file for each new subdomain. But Windows does not support wildcard subdomains, and the Codex doesn’t say anything useful about this topic.
The function below is used to show certain content after the first paragraph. I would like to show ‘content X’ after the 1st paragraph and ‘content Y’ after 2nd paragraph.