This may seem like a silly question but I cannot figure this out. I’ve created a variable in my functions.php – and I’m trying to echo it in my template files. I’m guessing it’s because of scope. What’s the simpliest what to echo a variable or create a function to allow me to output this … Read more
Why I’m doing this you might ask? I’m developing a website for a business with a portfolio where the gallery items are posts. These posts are populated through custom fields and category selections, nothing else.
I am creating a coupon site from scratch. I have reviewed many code examples on the Internet, but have not found anything that will work, as my requirements are little different.
Although I am very thankful to the wordpress core team that they have finally integrated native menu management capabilities I get frustrated with some key elements which I would like to change.
Im seeing WordPress plugins either use plugins_url or plugin_dir_url when creating constants to some of their folders. Is one better than the other?
I’ve tried the below code to create custom status.
Since WP 3.1, it’s been possible to use Tumblr-style post formats. I want to use the ‘aside’ option in a theme, but I want it to have a different title in the WP admin area.
I’ve been working on ajax lately. The tutorials you find on the net are all very similar and quite easy to implement.
But I always get a bad request 400 on my ajax-admin.php file.
I’m developing a website that needs to allow users, within Gravity Forms, to submit a PDF file and have a JPG thumbnail created of the first page of the PDF that is then displayed in the created post.
By default, the WordPress tag cloud widget has a set amount of 45 tags to display. This can be seen in the wp-includes/category-template.php file.