get_template_directory() vs bloginfo( ‘template_directory’ ) vs TEMPLATEPATH
I was reading this article: Common WordPress Development Mistakes and How to Fix Them, and in it, they author says:
customization
How Can A Widget With Only One Instance Be Defined?
How can a widget which of which only one instance can be used?
Replace image attributes for lazyload plugin (data-src)
I want to apply jquery lazyload plugin. For this to work I have to create a new attribute which is data-src place there the src value and then replace the src value with a specific value '...nothing.gif'.
I found a solution on wordpress.org support
what is the correct way to compare dates in a WP query_posts meta_query
I have a query_posts call in a WP template. Through the use of the More Fields Plugin I can give the site admin the ability to create an event (custom post type) and then enter a date which is formatted: YYYY/mm/dd.
Add multiple custom fields to the general settings page
What I would like to do is to add a few custom fields to the general settings.
This is the code that I’m using. It works alright but I just cant figure how to add more fields.
Can a custom post type have a Parent Page?
I’ve seen a lot of posts out there in the Webiverse about assigning a page as a parent of a custom post type. After four hours I can’t find a solution and need some help. I’ve create an “About” page that is the parent of an “Our People” page. I’ve also create a custom post type called “People”. And I’ve created a custom page template for the “Our People” page. The Permalink structure looks fine until you get to the single “people” page. For Example: John Smith’s Page, the permalink isn’t correct.
Restrict custom post type to only site administrator role
How can I remove this custom post type from being shown in the dashboard for non admin users?
Nested meta_query with multiple relation keys
I am curious whether WordPress is able to run nested meta_query, with each having different relation keys? As of WordPress 3.0, tax_query is able to perform this function; I’m wondering whether this has an equivalent with meta_query.