I’m creating a short code that shows both first and last name of the user if he’s logged in, or, if he’s logged in, but hasn’t configured any name, it will return a random name with a message telling him to edit his profile.
I’m succeeding into getting the names, but not into showing the text that should appear in case the user has no name. The code:
I am trying to put a header before past posts and after future posts.
I’m creating a code that shows the First Name for logged in users, using a shortcode, but I noticed that if the user has no name settle, it will display a blank space. How can I set a custom name to show up instead of the blank space? Something like this “Hi >No Name<, please settle your name in your account.”
I read about 2 methods for initializing WordPress function outside of WordPress files so We can use these functions on any page or website outside the WordPress blog.
The WordPress function is used for submitting data programatically. Standard fields to submit to incude the content, excerpt, title, date and many more.
I’m really having a few issues with inserting terms. Here is my scenario: I have a taxonomy called veda_release_type:
I want to add custom PHP code to ensure that whenever a page on my site loads in my browser, the URL of that page is echoed to the screen. I can use echo get_permalink(), but that does not work on all pages. Some pages (e.g. my homepage) display several posts, and if I use get_permalink() on these pages, the URL of the displayed page is not returned (I believe it returns the URL of the last post in the loop). For these pages, how can I return the URL?
I have my style.php file looking like this.
Here is my excerpt code.
It’s been talked many times that WordPress outputs some really bad code for the built-in gallery function.