This is where we begin taking converting our prototype to code. It should show why it’s helpful to put forethought into a project.
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[…] stuff I believe that we should aim for. Here’s an example from a project on which I’ve been working: function gm_get_total_goals_for( $user_id ) { $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘goal’, ‘author’ => $user_id ) ); echo $query->found_posts; } // end gm_get_total_goals_for Now when this particular function is called, the line of code […]
Let’s say you’re in the process of building some type of search mechanism using WP_Query and you want your users to be able to run the search using part of a string. That is, let’s say that you’re searching Companies (which is a custom post type) and some of the company’s names is “Awesome Code.” The […]
With this mu-plugin, I demonstrate how to add a custom view to the WordPress All Posts page based on a specified category.
Maintaining a post status when updating a WordPress post can have unexpected results. This is why and how to properly manage it.
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