i need a filter feature like this in my wordpress website that search and fillter posts(or blogs)
we can see that it use multiple attribute for filtering (not just category or tag)
how can i do that?
https://oktamam.com/en/search/
we already know that this site use wordpress too. and it's theme is Avada, so it is possible!
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Is there a way to add support for multiple blog page layouts for a wordpress site. I would like to be able to somehow choose
the layout I want for the post as I create/edit the post. I know for the pages scenario, you can create page templates and
just select the one you want from a dropdown. Is there a way to achieve this same functionality for posts and if so, how?
The current site I am working on is using the klasik framework and the themeforest consult-ts template. I do not know if that makes a difference.
Wordpress provides a template hierarchy which gives you the flexibility to create custom layouts for posts, pages, archives, etc. To create a custom layout for a specific blog post, you would name the template single-{post-type}-{slug}.php
You can find out more about the template hierarchy here
I have a site set up that only uses pages (no blog posts). Is there a way to add keywords/tags to each page and then have a search plugin that searches these keywords/tags?
So if I have a page called "handyman services" I would like to add keywords/tags to that page similar to "handyman, carpenter, handy" and then be able to search for "carpenter" and get a hit, even if that page doesn't contain that word in the actual text (just in the keyword/tag)?
Might be a basic questions but the search plugins I look at are focused on blog posts mainly.
Try using a SEO plugin like this one: YOAST
I have a Wordpress website with a custom theme which includes Galleries, Testimonies and others.
I'm looking for a plugin that would automatically send an updated email to my subscribers every time something new is added. It should be something very simple to handle. For example the plugin would use a custom template that needs to be created (using the same shortcodes and style-sheet as the website theme). Then it would detect the website sections such as Posts, Galleries, Testimonies, etc and using check-boxes I could select which one I want to include in the newsletter. It would be so convenient for me and the newsletter would be taken care of by Wordpress itself.
Does this kind of plugin exist?
Thank you in advance.
In the wordpress reading settings, where you set your "blog" page to post page,
even if I create a custom template for the blog - or add addition text/custom fields etc.
nothing seems to appear....
as far i understood , those will be ignored... as it is set static...
is there a other way, to create a custom page ("blog"), where you can add all those post into this page , style them, add text as well
If you're asking, how can I make a page of posts then there are many answers to this question. I personally ended up using these 2 plugins:
Pages Posts (which lets you present posts of a specific category or tag on a page)
Simply Exclude (Lets you selectively exclude categories and tags from page)
both can be installed via the plugins search
We are currently undergoing some reworking of our website - in the meantime, I am looking for a quick a dirty fix.
We have wordpress setup, so that no-so-tech-savvy employees can add events, news, etc. However, there are currently sections on our site dedicated to what would be tags in Wordpress.
For instance, we have posts in WP with the tag "events." It's easy enough to display all posts with that tag, but I need to do a PHP include on our old site, and only show JUST THE POST. I can use a rss2html tool, but it strips out somethings like necessary tables.
So how do Display only a single WP post, without anything else (no menus, settings, no Wp interface) via a URL? I could use a theme that is stripped down (by using something like theme switcher), but I need it to only load that theme once, not be the default theme....
http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#Query-based_Templates
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy#Single_Post_display
quick and dirty way: select post_content from wp_posts where ID= [yourpostid]
and if you need some special queries e.g. meta data: just check the database diagram: http://codex.wordpress.org/File:WP_27_dbsERD.png