I am using Custom Field Template plugin for my WordPress project. I have multiple field fieldset which allows to upload a photo and add title from the back end.
The problem: when ever I update the post first fieldset disappears and it keeps doing that until only one field set is left.
I would really appreciate some wise advice from you guys cause this issue is making me sick right now.
Plugin I use: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-field-template/
Functions.php file and template file is built according to this tutorial: http://www.kevinleary.net/multiple-fields-groups-wordpress-custom-field-template-plugin/
I found the solution to this. Since I have seen couple more people with a similar issues I think I can help.
So If you are using CFT plugin for wordpress and your multy fieldsets gets wiped out if you add more than 2 of them just transfer them to another template and it works perfectly well...
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I am trying to restore the missing titles to posts in my categories, tags, search pages.
I vaguely remember changing something but don't know where. It was a long time ago.
The problem is so bad that if there is no 'read more' button, you can't click on a result to go to the page.
Any tips about how to find where this code change would be located?
Thanks.
if you know what the code was there is a plugin called string locator (https://wordpress.org/plugins/string-locator/) it allows you to give a small snippet of code or a call and it will tell you every place that code is found in the entirety of WordPress.
OK after quite a while of various methods, I re-installed the plugin 'yellow pencil'. I had made some customizations that the plugin claims to be reversible at the click of a button globally (It didn't delete them). I found a post title that did appear and then reverted all customizations globally to it on a live category page. Thank god it all works as it should now!
Thank you to all that tried to help me.
I had created a custom page-Contact.php file to use as the template for the contact page of my website.
When adding short code (or any text at all) to the WordPress editor in my WordPress admin section, no updates were being made to the html after inspection of the source.
I solved my own problem, but it was a little tough for me as a beginner to find the answer so I'll post it again in hopes of helping someone else.
Add the loop!
All pages need a loop in order to display any info/changes from the visual editor.
I'm creating a webpage using wordpress. I wanna insert some element in the form as hidden but the comment tag is not working. the wordpress is putting the comment tag within a 'p' tag.I used all methods of commenting.It is not working.
Can anyone tell me how to insert comments in a webpage using wordpress?
thanks i advance.
I take it you are trying to build a form using the add/edit page screen in wp-admin i.e. wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page? If so, you might never succeed in your endeavour, but I would give it a try using tinymce-advanced plugin, as you can turn a lot of the filtering of your source code off, and this might solve the problem. Try it, if not let me know and I will tell you how to manually add functionality to stop Wordpress from messing with html code in wp-admin text editor.
I have a project that i would like to complete in Wordpress.
Basically, the story is that I have 8 boxes on my page that would each be enclosed in their own div.
I want to have a form on another page that a user can fill out and they would get to choose a box in which to put images or text into. If a box is taken, they can’t choose that one and must choose another.
What would be the best approach for this? I was thinking something like a CSS gallery type theme but how would I go about letting the user choose which box?
Any ideas and nudges in the right direction is appreciated.
I would do this in Drupal, or straight php. I think wordpress is going to be an impediment here rather than a boon. I would make each box a drupal block or node and use the standard form, to allow users to trigger editing that box. Then use CCK in control content like pictures and text and the way they display. Hope this helps.
The only way I can see this going anywhere is more or less completely bypassing Wordpress. So you use Wordpress only to render the theme, but the form action goes straight to PHP.
This way you're free to parse the form posts and store the uploaded images somewhere.
You could try to shoehorn everything into a Wordpress comment, but I don't think attaching files would work. So your best bet is to just have the form action point to a PHP file and handle everything manually.
It should be easy enough to query a custom table in the database using your theme's functions.php and $wpdb.
I'm having trouble with modifying the way comments are displayed.
Currently they are always displayed as "Comments (%)". Changing the code that's displaying the comments to doesn't seem to do anything.
Where can I properly change the way # of comments are displayed?
I'm using the primepress theme - http://www.techtrot.com/primepress/
Blog link - http://stringo0.teamjl.net
My goal is adding a comment bubble displaying the number of comments - any easier way to do this is appreciated as well!
Everything you need to know about what's available in showing comment meta: Template Tags/comments popup link « WordPress Codex
Not familiar with that particular theme, but in some there are multiple references to the comment functions, depending on the context (eg display single post, multiple posts, search results, page, etc). So check all the php files for references to the comment functions.
I'm not sure why, but the comments_number and related popup function didn't work for me. I think it's because of some filters interfering, not sure which ones - could be the intense debate commenting plugin, because I noticed that it redirects to a different anchor (#idc...).
I ended up using another function, called get_comments_number which I found by looking into the wp source code.