I’m currently setting up a sidebar menu with multiple menus and sections. Each section with the title (the menu name) and a bunch of links underneath (the menu items) – I printed the items, but how do I print the menu name?
In WordPress 3.5, media management has changed entirely. Also, relating attachments to specific posts is (I believe) basically only being done for backward compatibility. Therefore, after uploading attachments from within the media modal to a post of any post type, it establishes a relationship where the post ID is the parent of the attachment ID, like it’s been for a long time.
I have a client who wants to use the trash feature, but keep items in there indefinitely (I have no idea why, but they insist on it).
I am trying to setup a fresh WordPress installation on an nginx + apache reverse proxy configuration. My installation process was as follows:
I have a fresh WP install and for purposes of keeping things simple I currently just have a simple action as follows in my functions.php:
With the following code in functions.php – wp_get_attachment_metadata() returns false and or empty. Perhaps I am attempting to use wp_get_attachment_metadata() before it’s ready? As some tests have shown when manually add a previously added $attachement_ID I get the desired information..
I have been going crazy trying to google up what these globals are. What are allowedposttags and allowedtags? What is the difference between the two? Is there a list of all WP Globals and an explanation of what they are?
I would like to set a site’s front page to be a single post from a custom post type. I have been able to alter the request for my front page to a Custom Post Type archive with the following code (originally posted here):
I have a custom post type ‘properties’ that I’d like to control the HTML output for. For simplicity, let’s focus on the archive view.
One of the cool new features of WordPress 4.0 is the add_panel() method. In my situation, i’d like to create a new panel for theme options, that’s very straight forward, but is it possible to create sub panels under the them options panel, for example one for the header, one for body and one for the footer? If so, how would I go about doing it?