Unfortunately (in my eyes)I haven’t found a way inside a post or page to query what taxonomies have beenused to apply terms. This for me would be a bit of a holy grail. Anyeway – these are the bits and pieces I have developed when trying to get various bits and pieces of information from Full Article…
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Query only posts with thumbnails
The issue with the coide for displaying only posts with thumbnails in the past has been that you query the posts type and then put a ‘if has post thumbnail’ conditional in the loop. This means that if you wanted 12 posts and that how many you get in the query, maybe only 6 have Full Article…
Prevent an Editor from adding Administrator users
Would you like for the client to have the ability to create new user as with the roles of a Contributor, Subscriber, Editor and Author, but NOT Administrator. The new users the client creates should not have the Administrator role. It’s actually pretty easy. You need to filter into map_meta_caps and stop editors from creating/editing Full Article…
Getting jQuery Nivo Slider To Work Inside Your WordPress Theme
Adding Nivo slider to a WordPress theme is a lot easier than adding any other slider I have worked with. It may seem as if there are a lot of steps to it, but it’s fairly easy to follow. Let’s get straight into it. Downloading Nivo Slider Obviously the first thing you need to do Full Article…
Create a mobile version of a WordPress website
Please note that this guide is for setting up an alternate mobile subdomain (or domain) which mirrors content from a parent website. See the PixelPress projects for the RiAus Website Network using WordPress Multisite for this code in use. This guide follows the steps listed below: Set up a parked domain (usually in cPanel) Add Full Article…
Get Post ID outside the Loop as PHP variable
In the wordpress loop section, each posts displayed on the page with defined format along with such criteria decided by administrator. The Loop template tag the_ID can be used to easily display the post’s ID inside the post. Alternatively, inside the the_content filter, declare $id global and use $id to retrieve the post ID. the_ID Full Article…
Hide Password Protected WordPress Posts from Search Engines
If you add this code to your header.php file, it will tell Google not to index your password-protected content:
Add Excerpts to Page
Drop this line in your active theme’s functions.php file and you’re good to go… probably forever!