delete_post_link()
2010-01-16 @ 14:55I have created a function called ”Delete Post Link”. If you are logged in you will see a link which allows you to delete the current page or post, even without visiting admin.
I have created a function called ”Delete Post Link”. If you are logged in you will see a link which allows you to delete the current page or post, even without visiting admin.
Normally the get_the_content() tag returns the content WITHOUT formatting. I found out a solution in Wordpress core to make get_the_content() tag return the same content as the_content().
I created a function that returns the depth of a page or category. The depth is how many levels from the root the page or category in its hierarchy. The root level number is 0.
Thanks, saved me a lot of work!!!
Thank you so much. It's very difficult to find advanced WordPress snippets like this. I'll be subscribing.
Yes, I always need backlinks. Thanks for asking.
The function converts a post / page name to a post /page ID.
I created a function that returns an URL when sending a post / page name as an in parameter. Put the function into your functions.php in your theme folder.
I'm using this function on a page to go link back to another page, by name, within the loop, with no problems. However, on a post, within the loop, [...]
I created a function that returns a value depending of the input type. Put the function into your functions.php in your theme folder.
Wordpress have a built in function called get_currentuserinfo. A global variable is set. It calls a function to get the user information. It then echos the username. The code is not as short and easy as it could be.
Hi, this is a great piece of code, thank you! :)
Since you say if we have any ideas we can write a comment and you’ll look into it, I have [...]
Thanks man... this was just what i was looking for...
:)
Try this:
echo get_user(‘email’);
Wordpress have a ”bug”. It doesn’t add a current_cat_ancestor class to the wp_list_pages function. If you need it, you can use the code below.
I put the code in my functions.php file, then got this error: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting ')'
The error is in the line Phil is referring to above.
I changed [...]
maybe you can help with this: how do I get a parent-cat class added in to all categories that have children in the normal wp_list_categories. This above code works well [...]
functions.php is the best place to put it, in your theme folder.
I want to use SQL-querys within the Wordpress loop and still be able to use the template tags. Here is the solution.
Found this while looking for a way to do exactly what you defined as the problem, having both posts and pages in one loop. I really wanted to find a [...]
What I don’t like with wp_list_pages is that you can’t exclude or include pages by NAME. Only by ID is available. Here is the solution.
2010-02-11 @ 07:50
This is excellent, thank you very much!
2010-01-10 @ 14:49
Thanks for this solution, was having troubles with some php scripts there,.
cheers