wordpress custom walker for thumbnails with custom menu
I’m still very novice at PHP so any help is greatly appreciated. Typically I have found the codex to be very helpful but it appears custom walkers may be outside its scope.
I’m still very novice at PHP so any help is greatly appreciated. Typically I have found the codex to be very helpful but it appears custom walkers may be outside its scope.
when managing a WordPress site it gives me great pleasure to see nothing needs updating. Should I delete the default themes or is it best to leave them there?
I have a ajax request hooked on “template_redirect” (the ajax requests the post’s url), and I want to display only the comment template:
I have a custom query and I am filtering out events by custom field: event-month. I simple filter our the events that dont have a month_number = to date(“n”);
I am trying to add a field to WordPress posts (not pages) which would simply include a label and a checkbox. Something like: Make this the sticky post? If check, the key should be set to TRUE or something that is easily accessible. The problem is, however, that I only want one post to have possibly the TRUE value. This means, when I have checked the field in post-1, and afterwards I check that field in post-2, post-1’s field value should be set to FALSE so that only one post can have TRUE at the same time.
WordPress automatically adds the width and height attributes to shortcode images.
I have created a theme for one of our clients using bootstrap framework!
We’re scoping an upcoming project that will require the development of a large php web application within an existing wordpress site – this is for our use only and we’ve no intention of trying to package it for other users; so interoperability isn’t really a concern as long as we can continue to apply WordPress updates as they’re released without breaking our application.
I’m trying to go about this without the use of a plugin, but actions and filters
I made a lot of custom modifications in the PHP code of my WordPress blog. Namely in: archive.php, blog.php, footer.php, functions.php, header.php, search.php