(Note! It's not necessary to know what is UltimateMember to can help me)
I created a custom template for a customer and I have a little problem with the plugin UltimateMember, plugin that allow users have a custom profile (upload avatar photo and little more). The problem is, when I try to change avatar photo, the modal windows that allow you choose a photo, does not appear using my template. It works great with default wordpress templates.
Here two interesting pics about this situation. You can see that "This" is not charged in my custom template and I don't understand why...
Default template:
http://tattoobiter.com/default.png
Custom template:
http://tattoobiter.com/custom.png
Thank you.
Problem solved, It seems wordpress have problems to charge javascript external scripts if don't have
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I am building a website in Wordpress and I am writing some Articles. When I share my post/article on Facebook, the wrong image appears (on the phone, as on the computer it seems that the image is chosen correctly). I have seen that Facebook needs the og:image tag and it needs to be called in the head metadata. As I do not have many options to add metadata to the page, I felt like using the Custom Fileds in Wordpress as being the cleanest way. As I am new to this and I am not sure I did it correctly, please guide me on how to call these custom fileds to the head metadata part of my page when it loads. I have attached a snip of my custom field here:
custom custom field
Please let me know if my thinking was correct or if I should use another method to accomplish this.
Thank you very much.
I have a WordPress site using a custom made theme by some other developer. That theme uses several custom made templates. Each templates exposes some fields in the front page editor (Pages->Add New, Template).
Now I want to change some existing template, I edit the template file and updated/saved that. When I preview that page, I can see the changes but when I open that page in (front end) editor mode, I cannot see any changes.
For trial I deleted everything from that template and create a new page with that template selected and to my surprise I can see all the fields in the front end editor that were there before I deleted the template code.
To summarize, a custom template file had some field before, later on I deleted all the code but in front end editor I can still see those custom fields.
I tried some caching plugins and tried to clear cache but no help.
I am out of ideas that what this could cause this.
I cannot share code as my company do not allow that. So any clue/ideas will be helpful.
Thanks in advance...
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.
I am building a theme that has a lot of custom templates, like every page. Ridiculous, but for some reason the template I made for the "postings" page is not getting the posts? I have set the post page in reading preferences, and I have set the page to use my template, but it still publishes posts to a default template. Of all the customization I built into this I did not expect the blog part to give me trouble! lol Anyone run into this kind of thing?
Thank you.
The way I usually to it is to have standard setting in reading preferences.
Build my front-page in index.php
Build a template for blog posts
Add a page and assign the blog post template
Of course you then have a kind of placeholder page sitting amongst the other pages, don't really like that. But it works.
Is it possible to create an image gallery in wordpress that is managed by the admin via it's own page / panel. I am not talking about creating a new post and adding custom html for each image. I mean actually having a page in the admin that has the ability to upload and manage your images?
If it is possible how do you go about creating a custom page like this? I understand the PHP side of uploading and manipulating images, but I don't know how to integrate it with wordpress. I don't need a full blow tutorial on how to do this, but if you could just point me in the right direction that would be great.
One issue that comes to mind right away, is if this is possible would upgrading wordpress break the code? Since I assume you have to edit the admin files directly and you can't just do it from your own custom template?
From playing around I found NextGEN Gallery (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/) that has a tab in your admin panel. It looks like it would meet your needs.
You can manage all your media from the WordPress Media Library using tags if you install Tag Gallery
It requires the Media Tags plugin but it makes managing galleries so much easier and your using the built in media facilities of WordPress so it's not disjoint from the experience. There is a new version in the works that will offer much more impressive functionality as well.
Hope that helps.
There are a huge amount of image galleries for wordpress already made. Have a quick google for some (search "wordpress image gallery") and see if any of them are suitable (I'll be surprised if one of them isn't).
Failing that, you'll need to create yourself a Wordpress Plugin.
I've integrated ZenPhoto into my wordpress blog. It was pretty easy, would probably take you a few hours. The admin pages are completely separate from the wordpress admin pages, so you can easily give access to only one person.
You can create a custom post type called Gallery to manage create and manage image galleries. The post will have its own "Gallery" panel in the admin section and from there you can add new galleries just as you describe. There are lost of tutorials for creating gallery custom post types.