Need help with friendly URL’s in WordPress
I’m creating som custom templates in WordPress and I’m passing some data in the URL’s.
I’m creating som custom templates in WordPress and I’m passing some data in the URL’s.
I have a function that defines a custom field on a post type. Say the field is “subhead”.
I have a client who’s site will be making heavy use of custom post types to configure their site. But I’m between a rock and a hard place for their requested home page.
I’ve found that is_front_page appears to return true when I’m viewing the home page and have a single sticky post assigned there.
Yet another feature would be to offer an option to use a Sphinx Search server and to interface it with WordPress using one of these plugins:
I have been developing plugins for WordPress, most plugins I have developed use two or three classes, hence not as huge as Buddypress or WooCommerce.
I’m constantly running into the same annoyance, so i thought i’d see if there’s any ideas or experience out there…
A client asked for a blog that will have localized content (i.e. en.blogname.com for English content, fr.blogname.com for French content, etc). Being new to building such a blog, we recently discovered WPML and qTranslate, which look perfect for our needs.
So I’m using Starkers to base my next WP theme on and I’ve run into a small issue, I was including my own version of jQuery in the header.php file but when inspecting my site using Firebug I noticed jquery was being downloaded twice, I did a bit of digging and noticed that not only was I including the file but so was the wp_head() function.
Is there any filter which can be used in a plugin to process the content of the text widget before it is rendered?