I’m writing a function to allow only some custom blocks – essentially I want to register all the blocks, then based on a database table of ‘selected’ blocks disallow any other custom block.
I am trying to create a shortcode to display the posts count in a category.
I have successfully done this using this code:
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.
In wordpress 3.1 they finally added the option of allowing posts belonging to a custom post type to be marked as “sticky”… what I can’t figure out though is how to enable this so the admin menu option shows up.
I am currently using a custom walker to customize the output of wp_nav_menu(), and I am trying to add additional information to the <a> tags.
Im wondering if there is a way to change the default position of WordPresses meta boxes such as “featured image” for custom post types without having to drag them manually?
I was wondering whether it is possible to completely disable a function that is called in a parent theme’s functions.php and if so, how? (Of course without deleting the function. Rather by adding something to functions.php of the child theme.)
Hey guys,
I simply want to prevent the creation of empty paragraphs in my wordpress post. That happens quite often when trying to manually space content.
I am trying to remove a theme action for an elegant-themes theme using a child theme..
This works when I remove action after add_action code anywhere in the parent theme functions.php.
However, it does not work when I add it from child theme functions.php.
I have a menu with a combination of pages and categories. I need to loop through the menu and if it finds a category automatically add all child-categories as a submenu.