I'm using WordPress 3.5. I need a way to implement a code or plugin to allow users to navigate through posts using dependent(chained) dropdown lists. In other words I would like 3 dropdown menus to be dynamically populated based on the selection chosen in the previous dropdown lists. This would consist of: Dropdown 1: Category* Dropdown 2: Sub- Category* Dropdown 3: List of posts in Sub-Category* *Dropdown 1 would be pre populated with categories. *Dropdown 2 would list the sub …
This seems like it should be something that's really simple to do, however it's apparently not. I don't want tags to be links, but I want them to display in an unordered list, with each tag inside an <li> get_the_tags allows you to echo them without the associated link, but I have no idea how to wrap them in li's. <?php $posttags = get_the_tags(); if ($posttags) { foreach($posttags as $tag) { echo $tag->name . ' '; } } ?>
I want to create a list of organizations that users can filter by location, service (legal help, federal services, etc.) to create a list of what exact organizations fit their needs. Is there a plug-in that can do this or do I need to write code?
I have Advanced Custom Fields 4.3.7 by Elliot Condon and Custom Post Type UI version: 0.8.2 by WebDevStudios.com "plugged" in and would like to limit pluggins to only those two. I have multiple ACF's for date_one, date_two, date_three,... up to 20 (unlikely any event gets past 10, but just in case) and are in Y-m-d PHP format. Goal: All event lists will be chronologically ordered by their NEXT event date and will only be a single line of information with …
I always have trouble trying to create some nested lists in Wordpress using the default editor in visual mode, since I want to avoid the HTML extra work. Even though I write the HTML myself in the HTML editor mode, the page sometimes will not listen to my HTML and change things as it wants. For example, I want to create the following structure: 1. 2. a) b) - Paragraph 1 - Paragraph 2 I am using the "type='a'" attribute …
I would like to output the following - 2015 -October - my post is good - another post September - 2014 - January -February I want to be able to output a nested listed of the archives - note: I am not using widgets so will be code if possible. I can handle the expand collapse but need to output the list and preferably by post category.
I want to add a simple list of cities and zipcodes that will be used for selection in the admin back end. I know I can create a custom post type - but that seems like overkill. Does wordpress support simple lists in another way? All I really need is a textarea with a list of cities or zipcodes (one per line) and then save them somewhere. The idea behind this is that we have a site that provides event …
I'm looking for a plugin that would allow the owner of a school to send student members short email messages. We don't need a full-blown newsletter feature but it does need to be able to have multiple lists (kids classes, adult classes, etc). Users don't need to talk to each other, just get a message that, for instance, the 10am class is cancelled, etc. Something like mailchimp seems like overkill and too much work for the client. Ideas? Thanks!
I need to edit a list of quotes. Every quote consists of a (short) text, author's name, author's title. What is the best way to create an editor of such data in WordPress? It seems that the simplest solution is to create a custom post type. Should the quote text become the title of a post? (It is not quite the title, logically.) If not with post types, then how? Note, that I need two lists of quotes (in two …
I created a custom theme for my wordpress blog, and my widgets keep showing up in an unordered list form. I didn't program my widgets to appear this way. And I can't figure out how to remove the bullets from my widgets. I tried editing the widgets.php file in the wp-includes folder by removing the beforewiget and afterwidget parameters but that doesn't seem to do the trick. I took a look at my source code and this is what's wrapped …
I'm using this structure to make album lists. I'm using a key so I correspond lists to albums but I don't know how to reverse the output so the items start at the top with lowest key value. Any ideas? <?php $album = get_post_meta($post->ID, "album", false); $album_list = get_post_meta($post->ID, "album_list", false); foreach ($album_list as $album_list) { list($key, $value) = explode(',',$album_list); $indexed_album_list[$key] = $value; } foreach ( $album as $each_album) { list($key,$album) = explode(',',$each_album); echo '<div>'.$album.'</div>'; echo '<div>'; if ($album_list = …
So WP 3.1 introduces the fancy WP_List_Class() causing me to rewrite all my custom admin tables. Fair enough. But...in the good'ol days, i was able to call my plugin methods using $this->method() as i included the page file within the method that got hooked to via add_submenu_page(). That was nice and somewhat elegant - or at least nice - i thought. Now, though, my code has to live within the methods of My_WP_List_Class, which inherits from WP_List_Class. Since i can't …