I have a WordPress loop, that is part of an AJAX call. Every time a button is clicked, this function is called, runs the below loop and outputs the next 6 posts. There are already five posts shown by default. How can I exclude the five latest (most recent published) posts from the WordPress loop? So that page 1 of the loop starts with the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th & 11th post?
I’m working on a new blog which display in a list, on sidebar, some categories and the posts of them.
In the index page, in main content, I list some post titles from other category “New”.
I have a post type the uses post_save to take the address from the post-meta and retrieve the lat/lng coordinates from the Google API. I need a way of notifying the user if there was an issue with retrieving the coordintes. I tried using admin_notices, but nothing displayed:
I have two WordPress installations, one at http://inversekarma.in and the other at http://inversekarma.in/photos. The latter is a photoblog, and its theme uses the standard WP post thumbnails (EDIT: featured images, to be precise!). Is there a way to show the most recent thumbnails from the second site on my first site’s sidebar?
Let me explain the problem I am dealing with:
I want to have a link to create a new post that sets the category also.
In a situation where one has 20 posts per page. I would like to get the current page number in order to make some nice page links at the bottom. How do you get the current page. I tried this
I want to totally disable this functionality from WordPress because I’m implementing my own version of this with Javascript.
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 would like to know is there any way/Plugin to limit the user published post (in a given time span) by his role?