specify meta_key / meta_value condition for prev_post_link and next_post_link
I’ve got a custom post type (CPT) called event. Every event has got an associated meta_key called event_date.
I’ve got a custom post type (CPT) called event. Every event has got an associated meta_key called event_date.
Many plugins seem to be adding a filter/action hook to the_content to display related posts, advertisements and such. The problem is I these appear before the post pagination so it the pagination is pushed down below.
im working on a website where the users can connect with iphone to some functions of it by using a sha1 encrypted password. In other words the plain password of wordpress encrypted in sha1.
I work with websites which require using Post Meta for Post Objects within a particular Post Type.
trying to insert content before the post content in my functions.php – I know how to use the regular wp hooks, but unsure how to insert into other areas.
Based on my understanding of hooks, you create a hook, by doing do_action(‘hook_name’); then add something to said hook and call the method where you want it to do the hook, so:
Is there an action_hook or something similar that could help me achieve this?
I’m working with the admin bar and trying to debug some of the menus and their priorities.
I need to auto-generate usernames upon WordPress registration. I have a custom registration form set up and would like to create the username in functions.php.
I’m writing a plugin, bar, which is dependent on another plugin, foo, being activated, and I need the functions from foo to be available when bar loads. Normally plugins are loaded in alphabetical order based on the directory name, so bar is loaded before foo. If I rename the bar directory to zbar then it gets loaded last and works fine, but I’m looking for a more elegant and correct solution.