WordPress custom post types breaks permalink on theme reinstall
This is a pretty strange problem. I’m creating a WordPress custom post type in my themes functions.php file using the following format:
customization
Post source link plugin – small modification
I’m using a little plugin that allows me to add source link to every article. I found the code in this thread: Article source link for posts
Return $post_id when DOING_AUTOSAVE?
I see the following pattern over and over, on this site and on other places:
How do I create a widget that only allows a single instance?
How do I create a widget that only allows a single instance of a widget to be added through the WordPress interface?
TinyMCE style_select – Append Classes
TL;DR Question
When is it appropriate to create a new table in the WordPress database?
For a client we’ll need 29,000 terms (all the highschool’s in the US) and each term needs 6 meta items (address, phone…). My initial thought was to store the term meta information as suggested in this post but after looking through it again I will be using lots of terms and I wonder if it will overload the options table.
Highlight custom widgets in the admin area?
I have created some custom widgets for my client to use, but I want to make them stand out amidst the fifteen or so standard widgets in the admin area. How can I do this?
Multiple Domains and Subdomains Using Multisite Installation
I have the following domains/subdomains. They are all related to each other, yet they must be on different domains/subdomains
Admin Bar (Toolbar) not showing on custom PHP file that loads WordPress
I’ve made my own PHP page and used it as a part of my WordPress website. I’m using some WordPress functions and want to have it fully integrated with WordPress itself.
Validating Custom Meta Box Values & Required Fields
Something which I have never seen covered is the best way to validate that specific form fields are filled out correctly for custom post type meta boxes.