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Recently, I had an old client of mine get in touch with me to ask if it's possible to display the number of email addresses he had subscribed to his Mailchimp account. He mentioned seeing something like this on other blogs (I think the JetPack email subscription component might have this feature)
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I put this together while working on a project as a way to manage totally custom reviews for products. Here's an overview of the process (see here for a live demo): Creates a review custom post type Create custom meta data (custom fields) for the review CPT Create a form to accept reviews
These snippets allow you to conditionally remove the comments altogether (and optionally display a message) or remove just the comment form (and optionally display a message). They are specific for use in the Genesis Framework. Conditionally Remove Comments in Genesis Conditionally Remove
For the project I'm working on right now, I needed to access some post meta that's considered protected, or private. The difference between private post meta and public post meta is that private meta keys start with an underscore (i.e. _private_meta_key) and do not appear in the custom-fields meta
This post will cover a complex WordPress query and nested loop to output custom posts organized by a custom taxonomy. Let's run through the specifics of this particular example. In the example, we'll be organizing posts for our "Movie" post type by the years they were created, which is a custom
The Genesis Framework includes some settings for each category that will automatically output a category headline and intro when they are set. However, it's a rather repetitive step considering WordPress has a "Category Description" in addition to the category name. Also, if you're switching to
This tutorial is to show you a method for adding a custom icon image field to Post categories and displaying that icon before post titles that belong to that category. For it, I'll be using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin and some custom code. The end result will look something