How to set global variable in functions.php
I want to be able to echo the URL of the featured image of a post and after looking some on the web I found the following which works fine when I put it in a loop in my front page template.
I want to be able to echo the URL of the featured image of a post and after looking some on the web I found the following which works fine when I put it in a loop in my front page template.
Say a theme “foo” is used on across a network of sites. In each site, all the theme resources (.css, .js, etc.) will have distinct URLs:
I am running a website with WordPress 4.2 and have changed the way draft posts or posts in review status are displayed to non logged in users (these posts are, too, visible to anyone who visits the website).
I want to create many page URL without actually creating the pages in the WordPress dashboard.
And assigned a particular template.
I use the Divi Theme for a WordPress website. At the moment, everything in Projects Custom Post, have the same url in the following format:
So, i’m trying to find out a way to use two separate upload folders, being the default one wp-content/uploads for general media uploads, and another one say wp-content/custom for one specific type of attachments (PDF files attached to one specific post_type).
I am creating a localized instance of WordPress and one can easily configure the category and tag parts of the URL but I cannot find anything similar for authors. So for instance I get this:
When doing a bit of Google searching for content on our blog, I noticed to my shock and horror that individual images from the Media Library are somehow generating their own URLs that Google is somehow finding and indexing!
I wonder if its possible to use a template file for a specific url without having to create a page for that template.
I just changed the URL of one of my posts from