I want to restrict users in wordpress to view their own post and media items only.
Following the steps given in the below link I have developed the plugin to restrict users to view the own posts and media items only.
For a specific section on my website I loop through some categories and get the three latest posts in that categorie and list them. Like so:
for a website I need to place facebook and twitter share buttons on the footer section of each article on the blog page (where are listed all the articles).
This is all about featuring content in WP.
I’m using a custom field to display images in a slider on each post, but when I update the post after having entered the HTML code in the custom field, the code disappears. I’m assuming that there is some kind of filter that removes HTML code from custom fields when a post is saved. Is there a way to circumvent that without using a plugin?
Is is possible to override the set # of blog posts to show per page (as defined under Reading Settings in the WordPress admin)? I want to make it so a custom loop that I am using will show an unlimited number.
Is there a way of putting “Post X of Y” into my sidebar? I think I can only show it when it is a single blog post (something like checking if the content is_single) but I want to be able to see which post I am viewing. Googling “wordpress post x of y” for the last 20 minutes has given me a lot about category x in page y or something similar, so I thought to ask here.
I’m having a problem with my WordPress install. All of a sudden some of my posts return 404 errors when I try to go to their permalink. My post names are all numbers and this started happening when my numbered posts went over 1000.
After finding a couple of leads on how to do this, I’m coming up blank. What I am trying to accomplish is to add the post to a new category based on camera name. If the category doesn’t exist, then to create it and add.
I would like 7 posts showing on my homepage. I would like to be able to manually choose those posts by stickying them.