Hope everyone is having a good day. in WordPress Codex Post Format the image post format is defined as
Using WP_Query() I want to display all posts -except- those with the ‘image’ post_format. I tried this, but it did not work.
I’ve been reading the codex for WordPress closely and am confused about the vague definitions between what a Taxonomy is and what a Category is. For that matter, term is also a word that is used in the description of Taxonomies, but seems used in a manner that hints that it isn’t solely limited to a Taxonomy.
I’m trying to create a archive list with only my “normal” post format articles (not link, aside, quote, etc formats).
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.
The weight of opinion seems to favour using custom post types instead of custom post formats.
Problem After realizing that post formats are pretty popular, but only a extremly rough drawn concept, i see that users will run into possible traps.…
I just stepped into the concept of post formats and was wondering why there are two out of 3 functions from the post format “API” offer absolutely the same functionality. Consider the following two concepts (A vs. B):
I am trying to query for all posts with a post format of ‘quote.’ I have added the post formats to my functions.php with
WP 3.1 has everyone excited, if somewhat confused, about post formats.